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.
Has the “Green Surge” missed Lincoln?
Despite a £75,000 fundraiser, there’s no Green parliamentary candidate for Lincoln. In a swing seat city with two growing universities, The Linc asks: has the #GreenSurge missed Lincoln?
Legal highs to be banned from city centre
The City of Lincoln Council tonight voted unanimously to implement the proposed ban on consumption of alcohol and so called legal highs in the centre of Lincoln.
University of Lincoln ranked amber on freedom of speech
The University of Lincoln ranked amber in the most recent Free Speech University Rankings, with Lincoln SU condemned with a red.
Will Lincolnshire start fracking?
The extraction of shale gas using hydraulic fracturing, commonly known as fracking, has sparked an energy revolution in the United States. Inspired by this success, some politicians and energy companies,…
NUS welcomes new postgrad loan scheme
The National Union of Students (NUS) applauds the government for intriducing new rules for postgraduates student loans.
Lincoln SU runs housing fayre day after NUS ‘wait to rent’ advice
The University of Lincoln Students’ Union held its housing fayre yesterday – just a day after the NUS had issued advice “not to rush into renting too early”.