Wet underfoot
Living in town this year I’ve taken to walking onto campus. On Monday (November 8) the cycle path was
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An appropriate medium for discourse?
Last week, three things happened which will provide plenty of column inches for this paper over the coming weeks. Chronologically
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Long live the great British institution
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration]© Tim Loudon The BBC. The great British institution. It informs, educates
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Ideology can be a barrier to international students and Union positions
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration] Photo courtesy of Lancaster University Management School With JCR and LUSU
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Protests aside, we all just want a good moan
Wednesday, Week 5, 2010. A day that shall forever go down in history. No I’m not talking about the
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Union governance finally cleaned up with passing of bylaws
The second Union Council meeting of the term drew an end to the complete revision of the Students’ Union’s
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Private firm brought in to work alongside University
After an outsIde security firm was brought in to work alongside Lancaster staff the question of whether the future of
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Security review leaves confusion over role of porters
Concerns have been raised over the direction taken by Lancaster’s Security Department with confusion breaking out over first aid
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Inside Millbank: The students' story
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration]The worst of times? As Wednesday afternoon wore on the protest
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It’s innovation not motivation that counts
If there is ever one clear indicator that SCAN is suffering from a slow news week, it is the inclusion
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For Lancaster’s student media to provide the best service it needs the best people
One of the criticisms I’ve often heard levelled at SCAN is that it is run in an undemocratic manner.
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A second dose of drugs for Lancaster Loves
Three arrests were made at Lancaster Loves after a number of party goers were found to be in possession of
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The not so angry mob
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration]Lancaster students take to the streets near Downing Street, not aware
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Lib-Dems always intended to go back on pledge
Plans to charge between £6000 an £9000 per year in tuition fees were given added clout as it was announced
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Why should they pay more?
When I first heard about the proposed increase to the tuition fees I was outraged, as any student at university
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