Thief to sneak back on to gamers’ screens
The next game in the steampunk stealth franchise has been announced by gaming company Eidos Interactive.
Lincoln students fight fascism
Students from the University of Lincoln handed out anti-BNP leaflets on Lincoln's High Street this Sunday, to try and get locals to vote against the party in the European elections…
New exhibition about rural Lincolnshire unveiled
An exhibition called 'Unearthing: Explorations in the Lincolnshire landscape' has been unveiled at the University of Lincoln.
Film about Israel/Palestine to be shown at university
'The Iron Wall', a film about Israeli settlements in the Palestinian territories, will be shown in the Cargill lecture theatre at 7.30pm on Monday May 11th. It is hosted by…
Project tries to make science news interesting
A former BBC journalist talked about how to make science reporting better at a workshop organised by a government-funded science group.
Worship on your own time
The new 'Equality Bill', which is currently under debate in Parliament, could broaden special privileges for religions at the expense of true equality.
Lecturers may strike over pay increase
The lecturers' union UCU may go on strike following the breakdown of pay negotiations. Most lecturers at the University of Lincoln are represented by the union, but the ballot results…
Lincoln leaps up universities league tables
The University of Lincoln has gone up over twenty places in this year's Complete University Guide, published in the Independent newspaper. Oxford topped the list once again, while London South…
Higher Education funding: The good, the bad, and the ugly
A mysterious US donor, Oxford wants tuition fee rises, and corrupting foreign influence.
Student Council votes for No Platform
At the last meeting of this academic year the Student Council voted to act against offensive groups by introducing a version of the NUS's controversial No Platform policy.