A tax on sugar will only go sour
Sugar has been a hot topic of conversation over recent weeks with calls for a tax on the product to
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Lancaster student starts petition to teach high school children about mental health
Lancaster University student Becca Hall has created an online petition to lobby the government into teaching high school students about
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A spotlight on…Cara Delevingne
Having been named on Debrett’s list of the 500 most influential people in Britain, you could say that Cara
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Furness College host 8th annual bar crawl
Furness College's well known 15 hour bar crawl took place on Saturday Week 5. The event, running from
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Scoreline compliments Sheffield, as Bombers bow out of play-off contention
70-8 From what can best be described as a moderate year for the Lancaster Bombers, 3 wins 3 losses going
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Has Financial Fair Play really levelled the playing field?
Financial Fair Play was first brought onto the footballing landscape back in 2009, with Michel Platini and the rest of
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'Time to Talk' day a resounding success
National ‘Time to Talk’ day took place on Thursday, Week 4. LUSU Gives participated by organising an event in the
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Climbers Against Cancer raise £1,800
The Lancaster University Mountaineering Club has celebrated a great turnout at The Climbers Against Cancer (CAC) event that took place
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Lancaster National Scholarship Programme students to get £2,000 cash due to changes
The University and LUSU have announced that Lancaster students on the National Scholarship Programme (NSP) will be entitled to a
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Champions League: Final 16 preview
As the world’s premier club competition resumes, 16 teams remain, all of which will be hopeful that they can
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Who's afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?
After watching The Wolf Of Wall Street, I think I can say I’ve seen it all. You name it,
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Davis Cup Delirium: Can we expect more?
The Great Britain (GB) tennis team surprised the nation by beating 32-time Davis Cup champions – the USA – in the first
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Lancaster to employ 40 new academics
In late 2014, Lancaster University will take on another 40 academics within various departments. £2.57 million will be spent
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Pay negotiations "closed" as strikes continue to cause disruption
The University and Colleges Employers Association (UCEA) has asserted that pay negotiations with trade unions are now “closed”, claiming “there
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Top 5 things to watch at the Sochi Winter Olympics
Short Track Speed Skating To new viewers of winter sports, short track speed skating is a must watch; it'
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