MPs warn that universities do not offer value for money
A group of MPs have delivered a scathing attack on the higher education sector, claiming that it doesn’t represent value for money.
Vice Chancellor in running for inspiring leader award
The Vice-Chancellor at the University of Lincoln, Professor Mary Stuart, has been nominated for the award of higher education’s most inspiring leader of 2018.
Tuition fees increase has led to 40,000 fewer part-time students, report claims
The increase in tuition fees introduced in 2012 has resulted in a decrease of 40,000 part-time students, according to research by the Sutton Trust.
Around 300,000 more university places are needed by 2030 to meet demand, report says
A new report by the Higher Education Policy Institute has revealed that 300,000 more university places are needed in England by 2030 to meet demand.
University subjects to be given gold, silver or bronze ratings, Government announces
Degrees offered by universities are to be ranked under a new grading system, the Department for Education has announced.
University of Lincoln responds to launch of post-18 education review
The University of Lincoln has welcomed the news of a review of post-18 education – following an announcement by the Prime Minister in a speech yesterday.
Prime Minister Theresa May announces post-18 education review
The Government is to review ‘the whole post-18 education sector’ – the Prime Minister has announced during a speech in Derby earlier today.
New free speech motion to be voted upon at SU student meeting
A new motion on freedom of speech is to be debated at the next All Student Members meeting (ASM) on Monday, it has been announced.
The questions you’ll DEFINITELY get asked based on what you study at uni
At university, there are always a lot of questions surrounding subjects we don't know anything about, so Lifestyle Editor Becky Lancashire went out to get answers from people who've been…
Guardian leagues: Lincoln up 11 places, but still down on 2013
University of Lincoln staff are “delighted” after placing 54th out of 119 universities in the Guardian‘s 2016 university league tables, a rise of 11 places on the previous year.