Robot professors to descend on Lincoln
The University of Lincoln is set to host Europe’s leading robotics conference, with professors displaying research on how robots are moving from labs and factories into homes and workplaces.
Guardian leagues: Lincoln up 11 places, but still down on 2013
University of Lincoln staff are “delighted” after placing 54th out of 119 universities in the Guardian‘s 2016 university league tables, a rise of 11 places on the previous year.
NUS VP Welfare: “we need to make it impossible for government to ignore us”
Gregor Smith speaks to Shelly Asquith, newly elected NUS Vice President Welfare, about how she plans to tackle the various emerging crises in student welfare under a majority Conservative government.
Three men charged in connection with Danesgate drug death
Three men have been charged in connection to the death of University of Lincoln student, 19-year-old Ashley Hughes, who died on December 17 last year at Lincoln County Hospital.
Election hustings cancelled as SU sticks to speakers policy
A chance for University of Lincoln students to pose questions to the city’s parliamentary candidates has been called off after the Students’ Union refused to make exceptions on its external…
All Lincoln lecturers to be qualified in teaching by 2016
More than two thirds of teaching academics at the University of Lincoln are qualified to teach, putting them above the region’s average – but staff have admitted there are still…
University of Lincoln ranked amber on freedom of speech
The University of Lincoln ranked amber in the most recent Free Speech University Rankings, with Lincoln SU condemned with a red.
Two Lincoln parliamentary candidates shun university over speaker policy
Parliamentary candidates for both UKIP and the Conservatives have withdrawn from events at the University of Lincoln after refusing to sign an agreement for guest speakers.
University of Lincoln student death is being treated as unexplained
An 18-year-old University of Lincoln student died in the early hours of this morning.
Students think their academic experience is poor value, says Which? report
A report released by consumer watchdog Which? has questioned whether students in higher education get “a degree of value”.