Is breast cancer awareness month a distraction?
In the first of our new weekly lifestyle discussion pieces, we discuss whether all the pink has a purpose, or whether it's just a distraction.
The truth behind depression
Depression affects 15% of people at some point throughout their life. Stephanie Bolton looks at the common, but unspeakable, taboo.
Over a century-old cinema keeping it reel
In a cinematic world of 3D and bank-breaking popcorn, a few small cinemas are still keeping the flicks nostalgic. Stephanie Bolton went to Kinema in the Woods to investigate.
Autumn 2010 Student Tools: Where technology meets teaching
Could social networks, instant messaging and smart phones mark the beginning of the end of face-to-face learning?
‘I visited 21 states and worked 5 different jobs’
One summer, five jobs, and twenty-one American States. Sound too good to be true? The Linc spoke to one student who did just that.
iBreastCheck- do you?
From forgetting to check breasts for signs of cancer, to not knowing what to look for, the iBreastCheck is set to make things a lot easier.
Homosexuality and Islam – a match made in heaven?
Most universities have LGBT societies and many cities host Gay Pride events. However, for some Muslims homosexuality is the biggest sin of all.
‘Best Of’: Alternative places to shop
When it comes to buying fresh food that’s cheaper than the supermarkets, the market is the place to be.
Is it all doom and gloom for our graduates?
We asked three of Lincoln's 2010 graduates how they're getting on in the big, bad world. Here's what they had to say.
Me, myself and loneliness
When deep connections from home are lost, students can find themselves becoming increasingly lonely. Stephanie Bolton reports on the causes and the cures.