Students react to Festival Gardens: ‘a shack in the car park’
The first residents of the University of Lincoln's temporary student village, the Festival Gardens, have moved in - but whilst some freshers are taking it in good spirits, others aren't…
200 students don’t know where they’ll live one week before term
With a shortage of rooms in the city, some students may start university in 'short stay accommodation' as they wait to hear where they will live for the year only…
Clarkson and May talk Top Gear’s electric-powered Lincoln visit
When Top Gear's Jeremy Clarkson and James May stopped in Lincoln back in May, they took some time out from 'rubbing the black prince' to talk with The Linc about…
University fashion show promises to be ‘loud and lively’
With only a few days to go before Lincoln’s most anticipated fashion event, Natalie Littlewood and Lauren Grey took a sneak preview at this year’s final collections.
Lincoln Book Festival returns to city for 8th year
Local and international authors will be showcasing their work and offering help and advice to budding writers this week as the 8th Lincoln Book Festival begins today.
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.
When we’ll know if Lincoln wants you to pay £9k
As the guessing game for what universities will be charging for tuition fees in 2012 continues it is interesting to speculate what the University of Lincoln will be charging.
Problems with Lighthouse? Sorry, “no proven complaints”
Students are often quick to complain about the standard of accomodation in the city, but with so many complaints, who is responsible for poor quality places still being recommended?
Lincoln seal fifth straight Varsity win
The University of Lincoln has retained the Varsity title for the fifth consecutive year, as they beat Derby in nine out of the 14 Lincoln-based events.
RAG Officer: Candidates tell their plans for the society
Officially known as the community action and student fundraising officer, Alex Hancock and Sam Whewall are the candidates looking to take responsibility for RAG from Phil Krstic.