APPLICATIONS EXTENDED: Apply to join The Linc’s 2018/19 Editorial Team
Due to a shortage of applications for crucial roles at the paper, applications to join The Linc for the 2018/19 have been extended until midnight on Friday, 27 April 2018.
University of Lincoln Health Centre launches GUM clinic and contraception sessions
A new genitourinary medicine (GUM) clinic and sessions on contraception have been launched by the University of Lincoln’s Health Centre.
Revealed: Lincoln NUS delegates abstain from motion on defending free speech
Delegates from Lincoln SU who attended March’s National Union of Students’ National Conference abstained from vote on free speech, it has been revealed.
Lincoln SU reveals 1% gender pay gap
The University of Lincoln’s Students’ Union has announced that it has a 1% pay gap between the average salary of men and women, which is below the national average of…
Student loan repayment threshold increases to £25,000
Graduates who took out a student loan from 2012 onwards will now be able to earn more money before it paying back.
Lincoln SU opens applications for student trustee positions
The University of Lincoln’s Students’ Union has announced that it is now accepting applications for two new student trustee positions within the organisation.
It’s time to face the music! X Factor auditions to visit Lincoln this month
Auditions to take part in the next series of the TV singing contest The X Factor will be taking place in Lincoln later this month.
BREAKING: Lincoln NUS delegates respond to sit-in protest at NUS Conference
Lincoln SU’s delegates at the National Union of Students’ conference in Glasgow have announced that they ‘condemn the actions and protests’ taking place at the event.
Shakira Martin re-elected as NUS President
Shakira Martin has been re-elected as President of the National Union of Students (NUS), it has been announced.
Free speech at universities limited by a number of factors, says Parliamentary committee
The incorrect use of ‘no platforming’ and ‘safe space’ policies, regulatory complexity and ‘unnecessary bureaucracy’ are limiting free speech at universities, a group of MPs and Lords has warned.