I’m up to my eyes in social media [Voices]
Samantha Viner debates the Students' Unions use of social media and looks into whether it worked for them so far.
Editor’s letter: For better and for worse
Times are changing at the University of Lincoln, sometimes for better, sometimes for worse -- the editor's letter from the December 2009 print issue.
National recognition for The Linc at Guardian Student Media Awards
The Linc's website was recognised as one of the top five student newspaper websites in the country at the Guardian Student Media Awards on Wednesday, although the site did not…
From the editors: Evidence and scepticism
The Linc's News Editor says why journalists can't be impartial, and how important looking at the facts is, in response to a reader's comment on a health story.
The SU’s “Agenda”, or real accountability?
The Students' Union claims that their officers are "pushing to make themselves more accountable than ever before", this is exposed as a blatant lie as they attempt to stifle outside…
The Students’ Union: Scrutiny when it suits them
What do you do when you can't control the press? Give yourself a mandate to stop talking to them. Lincoln's SU are trying just that. If you believe in true…
Hair, hairspray, hair-pieces, and little turns
Lincoln's Talking Heads salon celebrate their 25th anniversary, in style. Our Deputy Editor Harry Lincoln, was not only reporting, but also taking part in their glamourous photo shoot.
Alcohol apprehension alleviated
Researching a story for the next print issue, The Linc's Lifestyle team went to an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting to look into why we drink.
Education or training? A journalism school dilemma
Barry Turner debates the role of tutors in preparing university students for an education rather than for the industry they are going into.
A highly unethical ethics conference?
The Institute of Communication Ethics held its annual conference last Wednesday, October 28th, at Coventry University. The meeting was titled “I’m an ethicist… get me out of here” and focused…