The Linc’s ‘Best Of’ Student Guide 2010
Freshers' Week is here and we’ve compiled a "Best Of" to help you get the most out of your time at the university.
The key to regretting ‘rien’
From education to health, most people regret something. The Linc look at whether they are healthy and how you can live your life without regrets.
Living with repetitive strain injury
Playing on computers all day may seem like the perfect scenario, but just how damaging could continual gaming be on the body?
Ditch the noodles with The Backpacker’s Kitchen
A new book offering money-saving recipes and advice, takes noodles and takeaways off the menu for travelling students.
Cycling to success for stroke victims
While many of us will be beginning to relax into summer on June 12th, student Daniel Denman will be cycling 70 miles from Retford to Skegness Pier for charity.
Students get ready to share stories
May is National Share a Story Month and The Linc are calling for your stories and poems! We speak to a student writing a novel, to see why they love…
Can you really get fitter with Twitter?
The new 'tweet-what-you-eat diet' may sound a fun way to lose weight, but is it safe? Stephanie Bolton gives it a go.
Students most at risk of hearing loss
It's Noise Action Week, so Stephanie Bolton finds out why students are putting their hearing at risk and how it can be prevented.
Give a pint, save a life
As The National Blood Service’s supplies run low after Easter, Stephanie Bolton and Candi Hindocha look at why giving a pint saves lives.
Your blog: personal diary or portfolio?
Blogging is becoming an increasingly popular way of sharing thoughts, opinions, and work portfolios. Stephanie Bolton found out why people blog and what they write about.