From taboo to trend
Getting tired of the same fashions, stylists are encouraging to break the tradition rules. Kirsty O’Connell looks in to new fashion delights.
The spirit of ABBA returns to Lincoln
'Waterloo: The Ultimate ABBA Experience' is visiting the LPAC later next month. But what makes this tribute act different from all the rest?
Accommo-gedden: the light shines on Lighthouse Property Services
Lighthouse Property Services is one of the leading student accommodation providers in Lincoln, but an investigation by The Linc reveals allegations of appalling practice by the company.
‘Best Of’: Alternative places to shop
When it comes to buying fresh food that’s cheaper than the supermarkets, the market is the place to be.
University of Lean-coln: how will cost cutting affect the university?
The University of Lincoln is bracing itself for Lord Browne's Higher Education spending review, the results of which will be published on October 20th.
Harvey is in pole position for F1
Jack Harvey is an up-and-coming racing driver from Bassingham. At just 17 he's already making a big name for himself. He speaks to Tom Farmery.
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…
University shapes up over the summer by improving services
The Linc takes a look at what services and facilities the university has improved over the summer. Interactive map of developments inside this article.
Is it all doom and gloom for our graduates?
We asked three of Lincoln's 2010 graduates how they're getting on in the big, bad world. Here's what they had to say.
Would you take money from this company?
Pfizer, the world's largest pharmaceuticals company, has donated £50k to the University of Lincoln. Given Pfizer's track record, should the university accept this money?