Drunken pranks: Enough horseing around
Students at The Junxions discover how drunken pranks can go too far when their flat is broken into in the early hours of the morning.
Are universities failing ethnic minority students?
The gap between attainment levels of white and ethnic minority students is growing, according to a new report by the Equality Challenge Unit.
Time to end ban on gay men giving blood?
December began with World AIDS day, and one of the main issues surrounding this year's event was ban on homosexual men donating blood.
Homeless or helpless?
Lincoln’s only emergency night shelter is busier than ever, but residents have objected to plans to almost double the centre’s capacity. In a period of nationwide hardship, why can’t we…
Turning a blind eye to plagiarism
Studies suggest as many as a quarter of students plagiarise, but figures show hardly any students at Lincoln are punished for cheating this way.
Drink yourself stupid
Excessive drinking has long been part of the student lifestyle, but things can spiral out of control. Jessica Brown spoke to a University of Lincoln student, and recovering alcoholic, to…
Facebook or fired
Find out about what effects those embarrassing drunken photos and posts on your social networking profiles can have on your future prospects.
World Aids day: raising awareness on a destructive disease
On World AIDS day, Jack Dobson-Smith asked a university lecturer why awareness of the AIDS virus is important, and looks at the other events happening on the day.
When students turn sour
The stresses and strains of univeristy life can bring out the worst in people and cause problems with bullying, even amongst young adults at university.
‘Social Enterprise and Volunteering’ can improve your skills
Social Enterprise and Volunteering can give you the chance to get some valuable work experience relevant to your university degree.