New art exhibition celebrates achievements of Lincolnshire women
Femmes of the Fens - an art exhibition celebrating inspiring women from across Lincolnshire - opened its doors to the public on Monday afternoon.
Editor’s Note: Bonfires aplenty tonight, but there have been more than a few fireworks going off on campus so far this semester
Last night as I watched the night sky above the Lincolnshire Showground painted with the rainbow colours of its annual fireworks display, it made me think.
Lincoln Students’ Union leaders attend NUS conference for first time since vote to re-affiliate
The elected leaders of the University of Lincoln Students' Union (SU) attended the National Union of Students (NUS) conference on Tuesday to "help shape the future of NUS".
Lincolnshire MP Stephen Phillips resigns over ‘significant policy differences’ with his own party
The Conservative Member of Parliament (MP) for the Lincolnshire constituency of Sleaford and North Hykeham, Stephen Phillips QC has resigned with immediate effect.
Opinion: Brexit and Trump are the result of not listening and not learning
The comparisons between the UK’s EU referendum and America’s upcoming presidential election are irrefutable, writes Daniel Beach.
SU’s Mexican Fiesta turns into Mexican Fiasco
A Mexican-themed night at the University of Lincoln Students' Union weekly club night 'Quack!' has been surrounded in controversy after a number of students suggested the event was "racist".
BREAKING NEWS: The NUS referendum results are in
The news has just been announced ...
NUS EXCLUSIVE: The Linc’s interview with the NUS vice president
Listen to the full exclusive interview with Richard Brooks, NUS vice president for union development. Interviewed by Jarrad Johnson, editor of The Linc.
LIVE BLOG: The NUS referendum debate
Live updates from the University of Lincoln as the two official campaigns fight it out over whether Lincoln should stay with or leave the NUS.
Tuition fees set to rise at Lincoln
The University of Lincoln has announced it is raising its tuition fees from £9,000 to £9,250 from 2017. It means students who study a typical undergraduate course will pay up…