Enterprise and employability week to kick off
A mixture of lectures from well known faces, focused workshops, and their new purpose-built location behind the library, will lead to a successful Enterprise and Employability Week.
Two abortions at 19: time for sex education reforms?
Has sexual education been failing us? Alex Colman tries to untangle the situation and finds out about Holly, who had two abortions by the time she was 19, and why…
Try something different to make money
It can be tough to balance a social life, university course, and a part time job. So Mark Bowery has found five ways to cheat and yet balance the books.
Lincoln students praised for generous blood donations
Lincoln students are urged to live up to their generous reputation as blood donation sessions return to the Engine Shed, starting on Wednesday, November 4th.
A student’s ordeal with swine flu
With predictions of another swine flu surge as winter begins, University of Lincoln student Brooke Charlesworth shares her experience of the illness.
You’re in the army now
A University of Lincoln student has found a part-time work opportunity in the Territorial Army that offers money and work experience.
Young girls protected against cervical cancer
The cervical cancer vaccine, known as the HPV jab, has been given to more than a million young girls in the UK. While there has been some concern, the jab…
‘Smart drugs’ aren’t so clever
The use of perscription drugs as study aids has been criticised by the Director of Student Services at the University of Lincoln.
Students gamble their loans
Gambling is getting an increasing number of students into financial problems, even at the University of Lincoln. Gamcare claims that more than a third of the people they deal with…
Students forced to work to afford living costs
Nearly half of all students need to undertake paid work while at university in order to afford the costs of living and studying, according to a recent survey by the…