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…
Deputy vice-chancellor defends Lincoln’s £9k fees
The university's deputy vice-chancellor, Professor Scott Davidson, has defended Lincoln's decision to charge £9,000 for tuition fees come 2012.
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.
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.
University barely scratched by HE cuts
With universities across the country facing cuts of up to 14%, the University of Lincoln gets an actual budget increase from the Higher Education Funding Council for England for the…
Universities concerned over stricter student visa regulations
Universities have concerns over the new student visa rules, which could have an negative effect on the much-needed funding from international students.
University denies new Business and Law Faculty building lacks cash
The University of Lincoln said it has the money needed to finish the new Business and Law Faculty building, and that this is not the reason behind the delays.
No job cuts after funding slashes, says university
Pro vice-chancellor Scott Davidson talks with Shane Croucher about the University of Lincoln's reaction to recent higher education funding cuts.
Universities face fines over extra students admitted
Universities across the country may face fines because they broke a government imposed cap on new students. Lincoln says it complied with the guidelines, and is "well within" the limit.