NUS EXCLUSIVE: The Linc’s interview with the NUS vice president
Listen to the full exclusive interview with Richard Brooks, NUS vice president for union development. Interviewed by Jarrad Johnson, editor of The Linc.
Opinion: Why Lincoln should vote YES to NUS
For the second time, the University of Lincoln’s Students’ Union is holding a referendum on whether they should remain affiliated or leave the National Union of Students (NUS). The Linc…
Opinion: Why Lincoln should vote NO to NUS
For the second time, the University of Lincoln’s Students’ Union is holding a referendum on whether they should remain affiliated or leave the National Union of Students (NUS). The Linc…
ImpSport ‘give it a go’ sessions show promise for the new competition
This week’s ImpSport ‘give it a go’ sessions were deemed a success by organisers having attracted more students than expected.
New booth makes it easier for Lincoln students to collect train tickets
The University of Lincoln Students’ Union will be installing a train ticket booth in its reception tomorrow.
Lincoln SU disaffiliates from National Union of Students
The University of Lincoln Students’ Union will be leaving the National Union of Students (NUS) following a campus-wide referendum.
Opinion: We have “everything to gain” by leaving NUS
This week, the University of Lincoln Students’ Union is holding a referendum on whether to stay affiliated with or leave the National Union of Students. Both sides of the debate…
Opinion: Why Lincoln SU should stay with the NUS
This week, the University of Lincoln Students’ Union is holding a referendum on whether to stay affiliated with or leave the National Union of Students. Both sides of the debate…
‘No platforming’ is against the law, says NUS legal advice
Policies to ban certain speakers from universities - known as 'no platforming' - could be illegal, according to legal advice received by the National Union of Students.
NUS vote to censor anonymity during SU elections
The National Union of Students have voted to crack down on anonymous social media to ensure “safer” SU elections.