Poorest students in financial surprise
Low-income students are unaware of the financial aid they are entitled to. Jack Dobson-Smith looked into University of Lincoln freshers' awareness of bursaries for poor students.
Student Council votes in replacement part-time SU officer
The last Student Council of this semester was held on Thursday, December 10th. The next meeting will be held on January 21st, 2010.
MA student wins STEM Journalist of the Year award
A University of Lincoln postgraduate student won the STEM Journalist of the Year award, which is part of a project to create more interest in science and maths.
University of Lincoln graduate’s novel published
Journalism graduate Richard Galbraith has had his first novel, "Concrete Operational", published, as part of a collaboration with artists and musicians.
Carholme Ward sees a sizeable drop in crime
The Carholme Ward has seen a drop in crime from October to November, but crime numbers for the year have risen slightly.
Setback for West End’s talking signs
Confusion and doubt surrounds Lincolnshire County Council’s scheme to put up talking warning signs around Lincoln’s West End.
Few lab technicians and visa problems at the post-grad committee
Post graduate students discuseed concerns over overseas student visas and elected the new chair of the Post Graduate and Mature Students Committee.
Spirit of Christmas comes to Lincoln
Smells of mulled wine, roasting chestnuts, and German sausages fill the air while the traffic in the city is moving ever so slowly -- the Christmas Market returns for another…
Hooligans and anti-fascist protesters could clash at EDL demonstration
UPDATED with video: Football hooligans from Lincoln went to the English Defence League demonstration in Nottingham on Saturday, December 5th, where violent clashes took place.
University raises awareness for disabled day
The University of Lincoln hosted on Thursday, December 3rd, a range of events to celebrate International Day of Disabled People. (+ video)