Accommodation price hikes raise concern for students
It has been revealed that the price of student accommodation has rocketed, raising concerns that students will be in further debt as a result of going to university.
Drill Hall question time provokes debate
The Drill Hall hosted a BBC Question Time-style debate on Monday, March 15th, between three parliamentary candidates running in Lincolnshire.
The ladies of the BBC
The University of Lincoln has hosted two notable female journalists from the BBC in recent weeks: Angela Rippon, a journalist and presenter, and Helen Boaden, the director of BBC News.
Following delays, Uni Shop returns to the Atrium
The Uni Shop eventually opened on Wednesday, after several delays, a severe breakdown in communication, and a lack of funding.
Remaining presidential candidates adopt different tactics
With Dan Clewley and Scott Pack officially withdrawn from the campaign, Chris Charnley and Lucy Alborough used the first week of elections to get people voting.
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
Universities concerned over stricter student visa regulations
Universities have concerns over the new student visa rules, which could have an negative effect on the much-needed funding from international students.
Sports Centre not free for sports courses students
Students on sport courses will not get free access to the sports centre, as it is not a requirement for their course nor would it be cost effective, the university…
RAG week wrapped up
This year's Raise and Give week is over and has apparently raised £2,000, though the Students' Union will not release a detailed breakdown.
One stop health shop opens on High Street
The Phoenix Health Shop, a place to get free advice regarding stopping smoking, weight management and Chlamydia testing, was inaugurated by Gillian Merron, the MP for Lincoln.