County Council makes little progress on teen pregnancy
Lincolnshire County Council recently released teenage pregnancy rates in the county, but how effective has their strategy been? Shane Croucher and Emma Pearson report.
Nursing students talk health with minister
Nursing students gave their opinions on health to Gillian Merron, Public Health minister for state, on Friday, discussing topics such as smoking, alcohol and drugs.
Fire safety campaign targets drunk students
Students who cook after drinking are being targeted in a new campaign to prevent fire incidents after at least one severe incident last year.
The ladies of the BBC
The University of Lincoln has hosted two notable female journalists from the BBC in recent weeks: Angela Rippon, a journalist and presenter, and Helen Boaden, the director of BBC News.
Students shafted up the ballot box
With the General Election due in the next few months, The Linc has taken a look to see what each of the main three political parties have planned for students…
Harold Evans: The editors’ editor
Considered to be the editors' editor and one of the finest journalists in modern times, Harold Evans talks to Shane Croucher about his big name and big character.
The Linc student survey
With a lot of fuss recently over the National Student Survey of graduating students, The Linc decided to conduct a survey of our own, asking five questions to 100 students.
Following delays, Uni Shop returns to the Atrium
The Uni Shop eventually opened on Wednesday, after several delays, a severe breakdown in communication, and a lack of funding.
How fair is your fair-trade coffee?
Shane Croucher looks into whether fair-trade coffee is actually a better deal for both consumers and producers, after local coffee shop claims it's counter-productive.
It’s like 2009 all over again
Analysis — Another year, another set of SU elections. And, unfortunately, it’s going to the be the same old thing over again.