Higher Education funding: The good, the bad, and the ugly
A mysterious US donor, Oxford wants tuition fee rises, and corrupting foreign influence.
Report: British students study less than Europeans
A report has shown that British graduates are studying less than their continental counterparts, placed second bottom after the Czech Republic.
Student Council votes for No Platform
At the last meeting of this academic year the Student Council voted to act against offensive groups by introducing a version of the NUS's controversial No Platform policy.
NUS wants booze price hike
At their recent conference in Blackpool the NUS decided to look into setting a minimum price per unit for alcohol sold in bars run by Students' Unions. The move comes…
Budget cuts higher education spending
The 2009 budget does few favours for universities, with spending cuts on top of a recent freeze in student numbers. Only new students will be affected, not current ones.
Updated: Lincoln Carnage goes without incident
Despite hype surrounding Carnage from the Lincoln City Council and the local media, the event passed off "without major incident".
Lincoln VC David Chiddick, media hero
Local newspapers need the support of universities, says University of Lincoln Vice-Chancellor David Chiddick. He added that local media was important in informing the local community.
Student faces university backlash after libellous comments about the SU
A Lincoln student had to take down libellous comments he made on Facebook after they were reported to the Students’ Union.
Lincoln’s VC says ‘no’ to fee increases, as most cry for more
The University of Lincoln’s Vice-Chancellor has spoken out against fellow colleagues following a recent anonymous survey by the BBC.
Lincoln journo school gets BJTC award
The university's School of Journalism received a national award for its teaching methods. The course has won the British Journalism Training Council’s Award for Innovation in Broadcast Journalism Training.