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Over 3,000 people graduated from the university last week, including Honorary Graduates Colin Dexter OBE and Roger Mosey, who provided some words of encouragement for their fellow graduates.
The motion-detecting Kinect camera meets high-resolution photography in an exhibition at the LPAC, in a show allowing people to interact with pictures in a unique way.
Nick Grimshaw, Zane Lowe and Dick and Dom are some of the names that will be visiting Lincoln as part of this year's Freshers' Week.
After being left bare since September, the former Library Bar has found a new use - as part of an on-campus nursery.
Blackboard on your Blackberry... or iPhone, or Android - as a new university app allows you to access Blackboard on any phone with a web browser.
The university's deputy vice-chancellor, Professor Scott Davidson, has defended Lincoln's decision to charge £9,000 for tuition fees come 2012.
The University of Lincoln plans to charge students the maximum level of tuition fees - £9,000 per year - from 2012.
As the guessing game for what universities will be charging for tuition fees in 2012 continues it is interesting to speculate what the University of Lincoln will be charging.
The university’s Raise and Give (RAG) society held their annual fundraising week recently and raised approximately £1,900.
Litter from leaflets, why few people attended hustings and too few students working on open days were some of the issues raised at this month's Student Council.