‘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.
SU elections in video – interviews and analysis
A unique view of campaigns, interviews with Jonathan Holmes, Phil Krstic and Chris Charnley as well as the mood on campus - rewatch the SU election special videos.
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.
Student Council: Library resources, recycling and Riseholme
The first Student Council of 2011 saw too few turn up to vote on issues but many topics were discussed to be investigated further.
Student Council: officer blogs, new building and discrimination
Heated discussion on SU officer blogs, confusion over the new Business and Law Faculty building, and efforts to quell discrimination against students with difficulties were the big topics of the…
No surprises at the Students’ Union elections
The University of Lincoln Students' Union election results are in, and there weren't any real surprises, with the results conforming to The Linc's predictions.
Student Council: bursaries, printing and NUS delegates
The seventh Student Council of the academic year saw follow-up plans to bursary cuts, inequality between staff and students on printing, and two NUS delegates were elected.
Death knell for university bursaries
Bursaries for all but the poorest of students are set to become a thing of the past next semester, as the University of Lincoln looks at ways to save money…
Student Council: railway crossing, sports centre and bursary cuts
The sixth Student Council of this year saw the problem of the rail crossing discussed, the sports centre motion concluded and proposed bursary cuts explained.
Student Council: SU reshuffle and cigarette ends
At the third Student Council of the academic year, plans for the SU to inspect accommodation were unveiled, and students expressed irritation over cigarette bins.