NUS encouraging students to vote
The National Union of Students are encouraging student participation in this year's General Election, to make an impact on decisions about higher education.
Siren embraces the community in the new year
Lincoln's only community radio station is excited to present its 2010 line-up, with new presenters and fresh faces, set to reunite university students with the local community.
University shop back in February, Charnley unhappy with university handling
EXCLUSIVE — The university shop's move to the Atrium is delayed until February 2010, The Linc has learnt, and SU President Chris Charnley is unhappy with the university's handling of…
Charnley says he’s powerless over shop delay, passes blame
After news of delays, the SU’s president says it’s not his call when and whether the Uni Shop comes, despite taking credit for the initial relocation and publicising a January…
Epic fail for SU president Charnley
EXCLUSIVE — The 'crown jewel' of Chris Charnley's SU President mandate, moving the Uni Shop in the Atrium this January, has been slashed, as the shop's move has been delayed.
MA student wins STEM Journalist of the Year award
A University of Lincoln postgraduate student won the STEM Journalist of the Year award, which is part of a project to create more interest in science and maths.
Student accommodation — the worst offenders
An investigation by The Linc has revealed unsatisfactory standards of student accommodation in Lincoln. Univerisity of Lincoln students feel let down by approved accommodation companies.
Radio Academy Masterclass comes to Lincoln
The University of Lincoln played host to a Radio Academy Masterclass at the weekend, with Rhys Hughes, an executive producer at Radio One among others, teaching radio students.
Sports Council: New teams, reorganisation worries, and Tower Bar trouble
The latest Sports Council saw two new teams officially recognised and concerns were raised that sports could be neglected with next year's SU reshuffle.
Students prefer free online television, says university discussion
Students say they prefer on-demand to ordinary TV, and that the BBC's programming isn't worth the licence fee, in a discussion held by students at the University of Lincoln.