Cancer treatment options could improve with Lincoln nanodevice
The detection and treatment of cancer could be greatly improved by a nanodevice to be developed by a team of researchers, some from the University of Lincoln.
NUS attack government over student loans
Government officials have ruled out a review of the student loans system despite the recommendations made by a Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS) Select Committee, Asmund Lovdal reports. The NUS…
NUS slams income levy proposal
National student body blasts the think tank’s proposal to make graduates pay a levy on their future income rather than student loans.
Lincoln civil servants strike for fairer pay
Civil servants went on strike outside a Lincoln job centre as well as other locations across the county yesterday, as part of a national TUC campaign for better pay.
Universities on Ebola alert
Universities in the UK are now on full alert as over 20,000 students from countries affected by Ebola may be at risk of contracting the virus.
“My friends are protesting in Central”
Three students from Hong Kong, studying at the University of Lincoln, talk to The Linc about the Hong Kong protests that have been dominating world news for weeks.
Lincoln campaigners raise awareness of “reprehensible” EU trade deal
Campaigning organisation 38 Degrees took to Lincoln’s High Street today in order to protest the controversial Transatlantic Trade Investment Partnership (TTIP).
Students encouraged to save water – by peeing in the shower
A pair of students from the University of East Anglia are asking students to join their new environmental initiative - to save water by peeing whilst they shower.
Win ticket to once in a lifetime Magna Carta exhibition
One of the most influential documents in Lincoln and Britain’s history, the Magna Carta, will be on a special display in London early next year.
Former academics invited to “get back to science”
The University of Lincoln is inviting former academics to "get back to science" with thousands of pounds worth of bursaries.