De-Colonializing Our Thoughts
Students and Lecturers gathered on November 28th in the Cargill Lecture Theatre to listen to an informative talk by Dr Aboud Humayel.
University Staff and Students react to President-elect Trump
University staff and students say the impact of the US Election will be ‘monumental’. An open meeting was held on Monday, November 11th, at the University of Lincoln for staff…
Outgoing Vice President International, Amina Akugri, Leaves “Amazing” Legacy
“Amina? I mean, she was just amazing at speaking to students, everyone would go to her…students felt comfortable reaching out to her.” So says Nat Kirchin, the recently voted-in Vice…
SU Elections: Five Student Leaders vote now open
This year’s SU elections for the five Student Leaders are now live on the Students Union website and app. Students have the opportunity to cast their vote on who they…
University of Lincoln student opens up about post-COVID health struggles
The Coronavirus pandemic has struck areas of the world in different ways and there is still a lot of mystery surrounding how the virus affects people. The main symptoms still…
Opinion: The time and place for Black Lives Matter is right here, right now
Eight minutes and forty-six seconds. 526 seconds in total. In the same time, more than 2,000 children are born into a world in which lives are not classed as equal.
How safe is the Lincoln Girl Gang group?
Admin of the Lincoln Girl Gang Amber Marshall speaks out against comments about the unsafe nature of the group that was created in November 2018.
Support group for girls in Lincoln gets huge response
A University of Lincoln student has created a Facebook support group for girls in the Lincoln area in an effort to keep them safer on the city streets.
Opinion: Depression memes are a way of talking about mental health in a more comfortable way
Emmy Frosdick, a second year Film and Television student, talks about today’s internet culture, and how memes are affecting discussions around mental health.
‘We all have a right to be safe, no matter what’ – a reflection on the march to Reclaim The Night
Michaela Ormrod, University of Lincoln Students' Union's Women's Officer shares her reflections on marching through the streets of Lincoln in opposition to sexual violence and inequality.