Mansions of the Future: New cultural centre to open in Lincoln
A new cultural hub which aims to bring “celebrated national and international artists to Lincoln” is to be officially opened to the public on Friday.
Lincoln receives highest ever university league table ranking
The University of Lincoln has received its highest ever university ranking, after the Complete University Guide 2019 ranked it 43rd on the list.
Vice Chancellor wins inspiring leader award
The University of Lincoln’s Vice Chancellor, Professor Mary Stuart, has been crowned higher education’s most inspiring leader at an awards ceremony on Tuesday.
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.
Frequency Festival set to return to Lincoln
The Frequency Festival of Digital Culture is returning to Lincoln this autumn for the fourth time.
SU litter pickers hope to “improve community relations”
The SU and willing volunteers today took to part in Community Action Day that involved litter picking up on Carholme Road and the surrounding areas.
University of Lincoln VC nominated for national award
Mary Stuart, the Vice Chancellor of the University of Lincoln, has been nominated for an "Inspiring Leader" award in The Guardian’s University Awards.
Goodbye £9,000, hello University of Lincoln
The University of Lincoln plans to charge students the maximum level of tuition fees - £9,000 per year - from 2012.
How education cuts will affect Lincoln
How the University of Lincoln will be affected by the cuts to higher education funding will be discussed at the LPAC in an event at 5pm on Wednesday, February 23rd.
Coalition indicates it will keep fees capped
Nick Clegg has confirmed that the coalition will keep tuition fees capped, with the likely cap being around £7,000 per year.