Lincoln journo school gets BJTC award
The university's School of Journalism received a national award for its teaching methods. The course has won the British Journalism Training Council’s Award for Innovation in Broadcast Journalism Training.
Nick Davies: Media apocalypse now?
Conscious of his apocalyptic message about the media that he was about to impart upon many student journalists, Nick Davies was eager to express his joy of working as a…
Big AU teams want to keep their funds
Despite complaints from some clubs, the president of the University of Lincoln Cricket Club (ULCC) has defended the Students' Union’s funding practices.
SU societies get a bad RAP
Some SU societies claim that the Resource Assessment Packs application process disregards their needs and that budgets are ignored. The SU then reviews RAP packs information and divides up the…
Rents increase. Still a good deal?
Student housing agencies insist students get a good deal despite rents increasing as much as £7 a week at one of Lincoln’s most popular private student halls. But is this…
Meet the new SU boss, same as the old boss
Cynics often point out that the difference between the major political parties is comparable to the difference between a sultana and a raisin, but the candidates in SU elections are…
Stiff Little Fingers: Punk’s not dead
The return of punk legends Stiff Little Fingers at the Engine Shed on Mother’s Day went largely unnoticed by students. Most of the audience was probably old enough to have…
The Timeless Riots — break on through
Being at home to an incomparable Pixie-esque production, The Timeless Riots’ home recording of their EP is calling for heads to be turned and what’s more, for their genre to…
The Budget Festival Guide
Summer is just around the corner and university is coming to a close for the year — as are the loans! So The Linc have found some weekend festivals (and…
Kinawataka’s women: Female defiance
Female independence may not be something that you associate with the developing world. Yet, through all of the trials and tribulations of living in a third world country, a group…