Government announces ‘garden village’ in Lancaster
The government has recently announced the locations of 14 ‘garden villages’ to be built across the country, which includes Bailrigg.
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Let’s Go Pubbin’: Anti-Hustle route
This bunch of pubs are loosely connected and turned into a route by their proximity to everyone’s favourite Lancaster
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Lancaster's Vue Slashes Cinema Prices
Good news for the avid cinema go-ers of Lancaster University. Vue Cinema in Lancaster city centre has halved its ticket
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LU Women+ Forum: Who are we and what do we do?
If you’re a student at Lancaster, you may have heard of the Women+ Forum; in first term, we hosted
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Lancaster University fees rise to £9250
On Tuesday Week 11, Lancaster University made a formal announcement that they would be raising tuition fees for most Home/
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Santa Dash Raises Cash for Dementia Charity
On a cold December day around one hundred contestants descended on the fields below the University to battle the elements
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President: Monique Winstanley
Monique Winstanley, a business studies major, is running for president because she wants to “make a change, and really engage
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President: Ben Goldsworthy
Ben Goldsworthy was unable to attend any of the interview times offered by SCAN. In lieu of an interview, Goldsworthy
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President: Josh Woolf
Final year Accounting and Finance student, Josh Woolf, says it’s his desire to “give back” that has motivated him
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President: Jenni Dybell
Jenni Dybell, a third-year Geography and Politics student, thinks the Students’ Union has “become quite weak”, telling SCAN: “I feel
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VP Education: Morgan Saunders
Morgan Saunders is highly informed about the government’s involvement in Higher Education and wants to utilize this detailed knowledge
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VP Education: Alastair Morrison
Final year Accounting and Finance student Alastair Morrison wants “to make a difference and make students feel part of the
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VP Education: Benjamin Dada
Benjamin Dada says his main reason for running is “to give the black and minority groups a chance to run
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VP Education: Hannah Laycock
SCAN spoke to Hannah Laycock who wants to be the voice for the everyday student. Hannah is passionate about education
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VP Education: Dean Tsang
“I really want to represent students,” says Postgraduate student Dean Tsang. He described the moment that convinced him to run
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