University establishes coronavirus planning group
The University of Lincoln has established a planning group to ensure that the institution is “well prepared” for all scenarios that could arise out of the coronavirus outbreak.
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The University of Lincoln has established a planning group to ensure that the institution is “well prepared” for all scenarios that could arise out of the coronavirus outbreak.
Higher education leaders have called on the Government to make a stronger commitment to secure the UK’s continued participation in the Erasmus programme.
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All seven candidates in the contest to become the next MP for Lincoln have taken part in a hustings event at the Engine Shed to face difficult questions from students.
University of Lincoln students have voted for their students’ union (SU) to leave the NUS.
The SU has been accused of “undermining the democratic process” by using its social media accounts to urge people to vote leave in the current NUS referendum.
A debate is being held tonight on whether Lincoln SU should remain a member of the National Union of Students (NUS) after a referendum on the issue was confirmed.
A meeting is taking place for students to decide if they agree with a decision made by the University of Lincoln Students’ Union (SU) to leave the NUS.
A campaign has been launched challenging the University of Lincoln Students’ Union (SU) over its decision to leave the NUS without holding a referendum on it.