Ary’s absence slammed at Student Council
Students’ Union president Ary Sharif has been criticised at the first Student Council of the year for his decision to go on leave - while at the same time an…
SU Elections: Rules were made to be broken?
Disqualified, appealed, won the election: The Linc reveals the issues surrounding Andreas Zacharia's re-election that the SU kept secret.
VP Activities result due despite complaints about Andreas
The result for vice-president for activities in this year’s SU elections will be announced on Monday, March 28th but no candidates are being excluded after complaints of misconduct.
VP Activities: ‘Keeping it fresh’ or a fresh face?
Over the past year vice-president activities has been Andreas Zacharia, who has is running for the position again this year. Other candidates include John Conway and Michael Stewart.
Countdown to SU elections begins as nominations open
As the nomination period opens for the 2011 Students' Union elections it seems there is some new blood and that we will have to say goodbye to some familiar faces.
Last gasp kick salvages draw for uni rugby team
Nick Bates kept his cool to slot a late penalty kick through the posts for the University of Lincoln's rugby union side, as they drew 13-13 at Staffordshire University.
Nominations for SU by-elections are underway
Nominations for the SU by-elections commenced on Monday, October 18th. Societies, Events and the three satellite campuses are all looking to get new officers.
Societies claim they’re being snubbed by SU
Societies at the University of Lincoln have been left feeling neglected after the administrative merger of sports and societies.
New vice-president for activities turns his three wishes into clear demands
Andreas Zacharia was elected vice-president for activities at the Students' Union elections in March this year. His campaign was centred on a "three wishes" pledge. Here is the plan in…
Access of information failure for SU elections
The 2010 SU elections saw five positions unfilled and unconstested. Jack Dobson looks at the possible reasons why this happened, and what it means for the groups affected.