Who ate all the mince pies?
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration]Photo by Phillip Ingham *Sighs* Yes, its that time of year
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The mighty bean and other heroes
Christmas: the holiday that leaves us feeling warm, content and like we never want to see another chocolate again. If
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Fancy dress overkill?
Twenty-one year old male, keen follower of football, regularly at the gym, frequently drinking beer, in his final year of
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Irony is lost on the Sun
Last Tuesday morning my Facebook news feed was getting very excitable. The Sun’s front page told of a secretary
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Higher Education goes global
A year ago SCAN reported on the teaching partnerships in countries including India, Malaysia and Pakistan which the University is
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Context: fees and funding
Proposals for a raise in undergraduate tuition fees were made by the Government after cuts of 40% to the Higher
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The University must strike a balance
The University is going to find itself walking a very fine tightrope between trying to draw in as many people
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SCAN investigates: the changing face of Higher Education
Throughout Lent Term SCAN, in collaboration with Bailrigg FM and LA1:TV, will be producing a series of features documenting
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University's Business Process Review sets alarm bells ringing
A potential collaboration between Lancaster and Liverpool grabbed the headlines last term and as a new year begins, the stories
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We should never forget the roots of Lancaster University
Over the summer, I was privileged to visit G D Goenka World Institute. I was impressed at the quality of
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LU changed its relationship status from ‘Single’ to ‘It’s Complicated’
It was in the summer edition of SCAN that we first reported the news that Lancaster was exploring the potential
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Two hundred attend memorial for Lancaster student
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration]Photo by Matthew Power 200 people attended a memorial to the
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Misconceptions might damage University unity
The article recently published in SCAN, ‘Cartmel runs risk of becoming “International College”’, available online, was deeply disturbing. Along with
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Enter Shikari Flood the Charts with Colour
Hybrid metal/electro/dubstep/hardcore/turkish folk band Enter Shikari are on course for etching their names in the annals
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Has Wikipedia stretched too far?
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration] Has Wikipedia set a dangerous precedent? (picture by Octavio Rojas) Tomorrow,
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