Browne review suggests no cap on tuition fees
No cap on fees, higher interest rates on repayments, and repayment threshold of £21k, says Lord Browne's higher education spending review.
Allan Little: ‘information is part of the war effort’
Allan Little, veteran award-winning BBC war reporter, spoke at the University of Lincoln about the challenges facing modern war reporters.
Ed Miliband does not represent change
Ed Miliband is being held up as a potential saviour of the Labour Party. He is seen as distant from the New Labour many came to hate, but how far…
Accommo-gedden: the light shines on Lighthouse Property Services
Lighthouse Property Services is one of the leading student accommodation providers in Lincoln, but an investigation by The Linc reveals allegations of appalling practice by the company.
Would you take money from this company?
Pfizer, the world's largest pharmaceuticals company, has donated £50k to the University of Lincoln. Given Pfizer's track record, should the university accept this money?
Independent column, independent mind
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, an outspoken columnist and panel show regular, received an honorary doctorate of letters from the University of Lincoln at September's graduation.
Kayleigh Turner: Lincoln SU is ‘very cliquey’
It's SU handover week and as the next executive team start their roles, The Linc speaks to Kayleigh Turner about her two years as a full-time officer.
Ouch, VAT hurts! Students will suffer from tax rise
As George Osborne's emergency budget was announced, little was given away about higher education - but there was still reason for students to sulk.
‘Wayne Rooney jibe fires up Algeria’
Wayne Rooney has claimed that an under-par England side could beat Algeria, which has prompted anger from the Algerian camp.
Right-wing protesters to hit Lincoln
A right-wing group, which claims to protest against militant Islam, is planning a Lincoln demonstration this summer, The Linc can reveal.