Journalists Speak out on Journalism: Mike Abiola
Mike Abiola, top African journalist and editor of the African Voice, is giving a talk on "The challenges facing the black African press in the UK."
Successful magazine owner inspires students
Independent local magazine owner and editor, Tony Copeland gave a talk as part of the "Journalists Speak out on Journalism” series. Amanda Coakes went along.
‘The best and worst job in the world’
Jonathan Holmes, liberation officer at Lincoln SU from 2010 to 11, gives his perspective and advice to the candidates running in the elections.
Don’t get sick from the viral elections bug
The Linc's dubious authenticity correspondent, Maken Eetup, explores the use of viral videos in this year's election: and presents his own idea of how to promote the vote.
Top tips for broadcast and fashion journalists
Watch as Angela Rippon offers her Ten Top Tips on Broadcasting, and freelancer Sofia Shershunovich outlines Ten Top Tips for Fashion Journalism.
Video: Local newspapers debate – dead or alive?
Acting editor of the Lincolnshire Echo, Steve Fletcher, journalism professor Tim Luckhurst and former editor of The Scotsman, Neil Fowler, debate the future of local newspapers.
Accommogeddon is only the beginning
Maken Eetup, cardboard box correspondent for The Linc, gives his unique and harshly worded take on the accommodation situation in the city.
The Linc – Print Edition – October 2011
Read the latest edition of The Linc in full here. Available now across campus at the University of Lincoln.
Compare the BA (Hons) Marketing
Massive funding cuts are seeing universities having to raise their fees, there could be tough times ahead in higher education. The Linc's spreadsheet manipulation correspondent Maken Eetup explains.
It’s time to vote for a better vote
To AV or not to AV? Scott Wheeler considers why it's worth saying yes to AV in the upcoming vote.