Jane Fuller on the recession
“Some people did predict the recession and they were ignored.” The Linc spoke to top financial analyst Jane Fuller about the recession and how will it affect students.
Checking out the new Chancellor
The Linc spoke exclusively with Lord Victor Adebowale, the University of Lincoln’s new Chancellor, about his social care interests and what he can do to improve the University of Lincoln.
European journalism conference coming to Lincoln
The Forum for European Journalism Students (FEJS) will come to Lincoln from the 2nd to 7th of April, hosting lectures and workshops on the topic of Transferrable Media. Guest speakers…
Student’s addiction to poker
A student at Cambridge University has spoken exclusively to The Linc about his secret life as an online poker player.
Arts want free speech aloud
Students had the opportunity to voice their opinions regarding modern ethical issues during Free Speech Aloud, an ethics debate for art, architecture and design students held in February.
Bumping up the league tables
The University ends up equal 12th in a league of 47 universities in the country.Most of the research outputs of academics in journalism and media production at the University of…
Mosey: 125 new jobs at BBC Sport for 2012 Olympics coverage
Roger Mosey, BBC director of London 2012 Olympics coverage, visited on Dec. 3 the University of Lincoln for a guest talk. Mosey, overseeing the biggest ever BBC production, spoke to…
Cheap alcohol’s unhappy hour
A Government report calls for legislation to set a fixed price on alcohol in a bid to encourage sensible drinking.
ID cards arrive for overseas students
Eleven nations in the European Union now have some form of ID card, even if they are not compulsory. Apart from the UK, the only members without any form of…
SU gives results as NUS votes on reform
Voting was held between 9am Monday 10th November and 12pm Thursday 13th November with the results announced on the 14th.