Pants Man gives students a lesson in business
Phillip Taylor, aka Pants Man of the BBC show 'The Apprentice', talked at the University of Lincoln’s free business society, Deviate, about how to get where you want to be…
Mephedrone: UK’s favorite new drug
Mephedrone is a new legal high beginning to cross clubs all over the UK. Candi Hindocha looks into the new drug, and the dangers behind taking it.
Student Council: bursaries, printing and NUS delegates
The seventh Student Council of the academic year saw follow-up plans to bursary cuts, inequality between staff and students on printing, and two NUS delegates were elected.
Rival supporters get together for a worthy cause
Before Grimsby Town face Lincoln City in the main Lincolnshire derby, both sets of supporters will play in a charity match that will raise money for the Help for Heroes…
Online TV service SeeSaw launched
Beware the new perfect time waster: there's a new website to watch TV shows legally and for free. Jonathan Cresswell has been trying the service.
Angela Rippon on the role of the media
Angela Rippon, the first female journalist to read the news on the BBC, kicked off this year's journalism lectures with a look into consumer journalism
OCD Week to raise much needed awareness
OCD week, which ran from the 6th-13th of February, aimed to raise awareness of this misunderstood condition, often socially stigmatised.
Have students lost their activism touch?
The most surprising thing for Mike Hodges was not that so few students turned out to protest against the debts they are forced to incur, but that any of them…
‘Battle of the Bands’ success for the 0.7s
Five Midlands-based bands battled it out in the final of Young and Rocking at Lincoln's Drill Hall, for the chance to star in their own music video.
Police called to investigate graffiti attack in Pavilions
Vandals at the Pavilions scrawled explicit, pink graffiti on the interior walls of Proctor Mews on Saturday, February 13th.