The Linc student survey
With a lot of fuss recently over the National Student Survey of graduating students, The Linc decided to conduct a survey of our own, asking five questions to 100 students.
Following delays, Uni Shop returns to the Atrium
The Uni Shop eventually opened on Wednesday, after several delays, a severe breakdown in communication, and a lack of funding.
Discussions dominate Islamic awareness week
Islamic awareness week has come to a close on Friday, five days of education on the religion, with talks on the Islamic dress, ladies' night and sexual equality.
BBC’s Vin Ray on storytelling and freelancing
Vin Ray, director of the BBC's College of Journalism, spoke to Tom Farmery about reporting safely, freelancing, and storytelling when he visited the University of Lincoln on Thursday.
Christian Union breaks bread with Lincoln students
The University of Lincoln's Christian Union has been running events all week, trying to encourage other students to ask questions and talk about their faith.
Is PR killing journalism? [Part 2]
Journalists and PR practitioners debated the influence of public relations on the news on February 22nd at the University of Lincoln, arguing over whether PR is killing "real journalism".
Panel debates “Is PR killing real journalism?”
Journalists and spinners debated the influence of public relations on the news on February 22nd at the University of Lincoln, arguing over whether PR is killing "real journalism".
Embrace older learners, says Universities UK report
Universities should deal with an ageing population by engaging the older members of society, says a new report.
Angela Rippon on the role of the media
Angela Rippon, the first female journalist to read the news on the BBC, kicked off this year's journalism lectures with a look into consumer journalism
Police called to investigate graffiti attack in Pavilions
Vandals at the Pavilions scrawled explicit, pink graffiti on the interior walls of Proctor Mews on Saturday, February 13th.