It's a sad day for the Students' Union
The lead up to University Court, which was initially expected to be fairly uneventful, saw the Students’ Union rocked by
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Tuition fees motion turned down by Court
Former LUSU Presidents Michael Payne and Tim Roca seconded a controversial motion proposed by Alan Whitaker, who was previously a
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Return of former SU Presidents sparks bitter battle of legacies
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration] Faces past and present: Roca, Pickles and Payne — Photo by Chris
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Hop to it! Celebrating the Year of the Rabbit in Lancaster
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration] It’s that time of year again! Chinese New Year is
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University infrastructure ready to weather tuition fees storm
With the announcement of the Browne Review, a series of student protests and the Government voting to raise the cap
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£300m invested in campus rejuvenation masterplan
Major projects such as the new Sports Centre and the rejuvenation of Alexandra Square have made construction work an inescapable
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Students concerned by reduced services
Cuts to student services have been criticised recently, with the most significant disapproval directed towards the closure of the Nurse
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Just 3.4% of students see academia as one of the University’s priorities
SCAN carried out a survey between 13 December 2010 and 10 January 2011 asking students whether or not they felt
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New trim trail kicks off healthier campus
A new Woodland Walk and Trim Trail which has been built around campus was officially opened over the Christmas holidays.
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Lancaster castle closes as a prison
The prison in Lancaster Castle is set to close by the end of March, due to being “outdated and expensive”
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The dreaded quarter-life crisis
For those that aren’t too familiar with it, the quarter-life crisis (QLC) generally rears its ugly head in the
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Going viral
A lot of things have happened in the last decade, from the election of America’s first black president to
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Nurse Unit finally closes
The nurse unit finally ceased operation last term on Friday, Week Ten after ten years of service to students. The
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No point in 'protest for the sake of protest'
Just weeks after two University of London institutions – Birkbeck College and the School of Oriental and African Studies – held a
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The biggest Roses build up is about to begin
At the time of writing, the Vice Chancellor of York University, Brian Cantor, is celebrating his birthday (many happy returns
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