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.
Making money from Meow Meow: students dealing drugs
EXCLUSIVE — Shane Croucher talks to a student who has been cashing in on the legal-high mephedrone, the latest drug craze taking the UK club scene by storm.
Online TV service SeeSaw launched
Beware the new perfect time waster: there's a new website to watch TV shows legally and for free. Jonathan Cresswell has been trying the service.
Valentine’s Day — the ultimate survival guide
Single and miserable on Valentine's Day? It only comes once a year, but it is a date that sends dread into the heart of lonely singletons everywhere.
Cheating: The secrets we keep
Jessica Brown looks at the reasons why so many end up cheating or being cheated on in their relationships.
Virgin at 20 as a lifestyle choice
Drunken sex with complete strangers and catching Chlamydia is part of the university experience for many. But a 20-year-old student didn't succumb to this lifestyle.
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.
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.