Former Lincoln student killed in Tunisia terror attack
A University of Lincoln graduate and aspiring beauty blogger was killed in Friday’s terror attack in Tunisia.
Guardian leagues: Lincoln up 11 places, but still down on 2013
University of Lincoln staff are “delighted” after placing 54th out of 119 universities in the Guardian‘s 2016 university league tables, a rise of 11 places on the previous year.
NUS National Executive support Israel boycott
The national executive of the National Union of Students (NUS) voted yesterday to support the BDS (boycott, divestment, and sanctions) movement against Israel.
NUS VP Welfare: “we need to make it impossible for government to ignore us”
Gregor Smith speaks to Shelly Asquith, newly elected NUS Vice President Welfare, about how she plans to tackle the various emerging crises in student welfare under a majority Conservative government.
LIVEBLOG: Lincoln elections count
Asmund and Gregor, our news editors, are both at the Lincoln count for the parliamentary and local elections. They’ll update you via this liveblog and on Twitter.
SU President Brian halts NUS Conference
Current University of Lincoln Students’ Union President, Brian Alcorn, is running for an National Union of Students (NUS) Trustee position at this week’s NUS Conference.
More NUS elections: a veer to the left?
Three NUS Vice Presidents have been elected for 2015/16: Sorana Vieru as VP Higher Education, Shakira Martin as VP Further Education, and Shelly Asquith as VP Welfare.
Megan Dunn elected NUS President
Current Vice President for Higher Education, Megan Dunn, has been elected the National Union of Students’ 2015/16 President at the NUS’ national conference in Liverpool.
NUS National Conference 2015: what is it?
The NUS is currently holding its annual conference, as it does every spring, but what does that mean to the average student? Gregor Smith reports from the conference in Liverpool.
Register to vote, just a few hours left!
The deadline to register your name on the electoral rolls expires at midnight. If you are not registered, you can`t vote on May 7.