Students at risk of ‘dropping off’ voting register
Students are most at risk of ‘dropping off’ – not in a long 9am lecture, but from the electoral register.
Lincoln's Premier Student Newspaper
Students are most at risk of ‘dropping off’ – not in a long 9am lecture, but from the electoral register.
Written by Natasha Bourke. This week marks Anti Bullying week across England with the main focus being on empowering children and raising awareness for people who are being bullied. The…
A one minute’s silence will be held this morning at 11am , on the university campus to help remember the victims of Friday’s Paris attacks.
Lincoln MP Karl McCartney’s name might cost the taxpayer up to £15,000 – all because he wants it to be spelt with a superscript ‘c’.
Today is Diabetes Awareness Day and, to mark this, our reporter Matthew Dixon spoke to someone who knows all about it.
Lincoln MP Karl McCartney has responded to criticism made by Lincoln Students’ Union last week over a parliamentary vote on the ‘tampon tax’.
For sufferers of eye condition Nystagmus, this Wednesday is a day out of the ordinary.
60 people from Lincoln are today protesting outside of the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester.
More than two-fifths of students who experience sexual harassment say it happens every night they go out, according to research commissioned by alcohol responsibility campaign Drinkaware.
Maintenance grants for students from poorer backgrounds will be scrapped next year, following Chancellor George Osborne’s 2015 budget.