No job cuts after funding slashes, says university
Pro vice-chancellor Scott Davidson talks with Shane Croucher about the University of Lincoln's reaction to recent higher education funding cuts.
Power cut leaves many Lincoln homes in the dark
Widespread blackout: several power-cuts swept across Lincoln on Sunday night, January 17, following a fault in the Carholme Road area, as darkness engulfed parts of the city.
Weekend weather will be warmer as Lincoln students return
Lincoln's temperatures will rise, according to the Met Office, just in time for students flocking back to university. (With photo gallery)
Students face university expulsion over Nazi-themed drinking game
Two students are at the centre of controversy, as a Nazi-themed drinking game they invented on Facebook was reported to their university.
See you next time? SU officers try it on again
Chris Charnley and Dan Derricott have announced their intentions to run again in the Students' Union elections this spring.
Lonely Lincoln students get Christmas do at university
The University of Lincoln is offering a special holiday service for students stuck in the city between Christmas and New Year's Day.
Carholme Ward sees a sizeable drop in crime
The Carholme Ward has seen a drop in crime from October to November, but crime numbers for the year have risen slightly.
Setback for West End’s talking signs
Confusion and doubt surrounds Lincolnshire County Council’s scheme to put up talking warning signs around Lincoln’s West End.
Hooligans and anti-fascist protesters could clash at EDL demonstration
UPDATED with video: Football hooligans from Lincoln went to the English Defence League demonstration in Nottingham on Saturday, December 5th, where violent clashes took place.
University sorts out late loan mess
The University of Lincoln has had to bail out students whose loans still haven't been paid by the Student Loans Company, despite being halfway through the academic year.