University shapes up over the summer by improving services
The Linc takes a look at what services and facilities the university has improved over the summer. Interactive map of developments inside this article.
The Proclaimers to ‘surprise’ with depth of material
One half of Scottish band The Proclaimers, Charlie Reid, spoke to The Linc ahead of their upcoming performance in Lincoln on June 17th.
Dignitaries oversee Enterprise@Lincoln opening
A clock and plaque were unveiled to mark the opening of the Enterprise@Lincoln building at an event attended by university dignitaries.
Uncertainty as university reacts to latest HE cuts
Uncertainty looms over the University of Lincoln as to how it will be affected by cuts to new coalition government's higher education budget.
Lighthouse to offer tenants city-wide wireless Internet
Students in Lighthouse properties will be able to get a wireless Internet service which they can use across Lincoln city.
Blogging creates ‘buzz’ for Lincoln
Lincoln is in a list of top ten of universities with positive online coverage. This emphasises the importance of blogs in Lincoln creating a 'buzz' about the institution.
Candidates use last chance to persuade voters
The Lincoln PPCs had one of the last opportunities to encourage people to vote in this General Election at a hustings held in the New Life church.
Grazing the way to a better lifestyle
Imagine getting a healthy snack delivered to your door every day? Well that's exactly what the company Graze does, and we speak with one of the co-founders about the goodness…
NUS elect new president Aaron Porter
Whilst at their national conference the NUS vote Aaron Porter as their next president, replacing Wes Streeting.
International award for tutor’s radio documentary
Sam Pidoux won two international journalism awards for her documentary "Love letters from home", which followed her father's time whilst out in Afghanistan.