New student accommodation to allow dogs
Students at the University of Lincoln will soon be able to stay with their four-legged friends during term, as a canine-friendly set of accommodation buildings is planned to open in…
Graduate sets up page for Lincoln students to review their landlords anonymously
A University of Lincoln graduate whose accommodation was left without hot water for ten weeks has launched an anonymous landlord reviewing site for students.
Pledges of support for Lincoln students unable to move into accommodation
There have been pledges of support for Lincoln students who have been unable to move into their accommodation because it isn’t ready yet.
University investigates reports of missing post at student accommodation
The University of Lincoln has announced it is looking into reports of missing or damaged post at its on-campus student accommodation.
Small fire breaks out at Pavilions student accommodation
Firefighters were called to Pavilion House on Ruston Way last night, after a fire broke out at the student accommodation.
NUS VP Welfare: “we need to make it impossible for government to ignore us”
Gregor Smith speaks to Shelly Asquith, newly elected NUS Vice President Welfare, about how she plans to tackle the various emerging crises in student welfare under a majority Conservative government.
Article 4 still up for consultation
Local legislation that would see restrictions imposed on the number of properties converted to student homes still has an uncertain future.
Clubeasy student housing subsidiary goes bankrupt
Subsidiary landlords for one of Lincoln’s student accommodation giants, ClubEasy, have fallen into administration after going bankrupt, affecting more than 170 students.
Masterplan of Brayford Pool campus detailed
University of Lincoln students were given the opportunity to ask questions about the Brayford Pool campus masterplan. John Fernandez reports.
Personal details of 700 Lincoln students available online
The personal details of almost 700 current University of Lincoln students are publicly available online. Michael Passingham reports.