Lincoln to host journalist John Pilger’s archive
The University of Lincoln is to create and maintain the archive of renowned journalist John Pilger. The plans were officially unveiled by John Tulloch, the head of the Lincoln School…
Work to start on sports centre extension
Work is about to begin on a £1.9 million extension to the University of Lincoln's sports centre. Building work to start this month and the improved facilities are intended to…
Councillor on Carnage: ‘it’s only about profit’
Karen Lee, Lincoln City Councillor for the Carholme Ward, has reacted to the news that Carnage will be staging another event in Lincoln.
Bloc Party set cut short by production smoke
Bloc Party’s gig at the Engine Shed on Monday was marred by a fire alarm, which prevented the band from playing the last song of their set.
NUS ‘campaign acadamies’ look for adoption in Lincoln
NUS launches a new campaign academies initiative to encourage students to become more politically active, and Lincoln is trying to get involved.
University of Lincoln takes steps to become more eco-friendly
The university has received an award for using an innovative recycling scheme, and is working on other projects to improve its poor environmental performance.
Pep Rally as “Lincoln is starting to take sport seriously”
The Students' Union held a 'Pep Rally' on Wednesday night at the Sports Centre, to allow the various sports societies to showcase their talents, and get their members to socialise.
Carnage returns to Lincoln
Popular yet controversial student bar crawl Carnage is set to return to Lincoln, which could cause yet another backlash from city councillors.
Enrolment unaffected by swine flu
Only a very small number of students were affected by swine flu at the beginning of this academic year and they are already back — but the outlook for this…
SU by-elections to kick off
The University of Lincoln Students' Union prepares to elect delegates for the NUS annual conference and one part-time SU officer for the term ahead.