Volunteering in Uganda is ‘a life-changing experience’
Follow the footsteps of nineteen-year-old Erin Jolly, who volunteered in Uganda over Easter, a country riddled with poverty and an unstable economy.
Domestic bliss or recipe for disaster?
Choosing who you live with is one of the most important choices at university. Candi Hindocha looks at why people choose to live at home, with friends or their partner.
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.
Keeping people and property safe in Lincoln
Lincoln is better known for its nightlife than its crime rates, but is it as safe as you think? Stephanie Bolton looks at the hidden dangers and the unsung heroes.
A man’s world: The Single Life
Why do single guys enjoy life without a girlfriend? Sam Clements takes a look at the other side of the debate, following "The Single Life" of girls.
Lady and the Tramp
Two students who found themselves an unlikely hero in the heart of Nottingham having missed the last train home, tell their story to Chelsea Cox.
The Single Life: alone is better?
With more single women in the UK than those in a relationship, being single is becoming more of a lifestyle choice for women around the country. Read here for some…
Lincoln student gets political – with a little help from Harry Potter
As talk of the General Election increases, Stephanie Bolton spoke to one student who will be standing for election in Lincoln in May.
Lincoln looks good from abroad
Over five hundred international students are currently studying at the University of Lincoln. Stephanie Bolton finds out their opinions on the British university lifestyle.
General Election: who’s the most student friendly?
As the General Election looms, The Linc’s Jessica Brown looks at the main parties and how each of them can affect you.