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Lancaster UCU to take part in third round of strikes this academic year
The strikes will be taking place over five days at the end of March
Lancaster University Society Awards 2022 winners
From ‘event of the year’ to ‘sustainability’: here are your 2022 winners
Lancaster University Societies Awards 2022 nominations shortlist
In lieu of the results event tomorrow night, here is a definitive lift of all of this year’s nominees
We interviewed ScouseSoc to find out what it’s all about
ScouseSoc is one of the university’s new, unofficial societies on the rise
Class of 2022 summer graduation timetable released
The ceremonies will be taking place from the 26th to the 29th of July
LUSU elections 2022 FTO and PTO candidates announced: Part two
Part two of our LUSU election announcement coverage
LUSU elections 2022 FTO and PTO candidates announced: Part one
Election voting opens at 10 am on March 9th
‘We need to prepare to escalate action’: UniversitiesUK rejects UCU proposals
‘These disputes are far from over’
Lancs lecturer who posted photos on site used by paedophiles removed from teaching role
Steven Birkett has been removed from ‘student-facing roles’
Students Support Strikes meeting with UCU this week
The meeting will take place on Friday the 11th of February
Lancaster UCU announces new strike dates for February and March
‘It’s disappointing to see UUK rush to pour cold water on UCU’s considered USS proposals’
Lancaster University announces exams to take place online unless stated otherwise
‘The University has agreed that in-person exams will only take place where a Professional, Statutory or Regulatory Body (PSRB) has advised that in person exams should take place’
Executive Committee passes first ever long term anti-racist policy
The policy is named ‘The Race & Ethnic Minority New Deal’
Lancaster Uni ranked a 2:2 class uni by People and Planet University League Table
The uni scored zero per cent on Environmental Policy, Carbon Management and Waste and Recycling
10 things Lancs students can relate to if they live with all girls
Yes, it is absolutely necessary to have six blankets on one sofa
JustGiving set up in aid of soon-to-be mother refugee in Lancaster
The refugee is said to be in ‘dire need’ of help
Former co-Women+ officer reacts to GLOW Nightclub’s actions against spiking
‘I simply can’t see how it’s proper commitment’
The definitive guide to all the college events for Freshers’ Week 2021
A clearly laid out schedule for the ease of every fresher
The Sugarhouse confirmed to reopen October 4th
The Sugarhouse will be opening its doors for Welcome Week 2021
Lancaster students left waiting five years for degrees after scholarship company collapses
‘We’d have been better off if we’d never come to Lancaster University’
All students who attended Grad Ball forced to isolate
Students in attendance were also banned from this year’s extravs
Lancaster University drops three places in university league tables
The university is now 11th after dropping down from 8th place
Potential names for renaming Students’ Union nightclub released
Voting opens June 9th until June 18th
LCO team to boycott the Students’ Union ‘until demands are met’
‘The entire student body deserves better’
LUSU announces ‘preferenda’ to rename The Sugarhouse
Students will be given the opportunity to vote for their choice of name from June 8th to the 9th
Student’s Union LGBTQ+ Officer resigns
‘Having to resign due to personal issues was an incredibly difficult call to make’
In-person teaching to be resumed from October 2021
‘We expect to be able to resume in-person teaching’
‘The financial position of the Union is dire’: LUSU President responds to Sugar rumours
‘We need to open as soon as we believe we can make money’
‘A degree should not be looked at as just a transaction’: LUSU react to Patrick’s story
‘The university is morally wrong to deny someone their degree’
‘I feel elated’: Patrick Ete reacts to the overwhelming support on GoFundMe page
‘I’m short of words right now’
‘I feel elated’: Patrick Ete reacts to the overwhelming support on GoFundMe page
‘I’m short of words right now’
‘Just give him his degree’: Lancs students react to Patrick Ete’s story
‘An institution should have as a priority the education of its students’
First class Lancaster student faces 73-year wait until he officially graduates
The body which funded Patrick’s education collapsed before paying all his fees, leaving him in the lurch
First class Lancaster student faces 73-year wait until he officially graduates
The body which funded Patrick’s education collapsed before paying all his fees, leaving him in the lurch
We asked Lancs lecturers their opinions on online teaching
‘Online teaching has on the whole been a positive experience for me’
Posters for International Women’s Day have been taken down from campus
‘They are only hindering the fight and we will succeed no matter what’
A third £400 ‘goodwill’ payment has been offered to students away from Lancs
A total of £1,200 could be deducted from next term’s rent for some students
I spent a week trying out intense workouts because Lancs gyms were shut
I have developed a phobia of burpees
Students confirmed to be at Lancaster warehouse party
‘Partying students climbed out of windows to escape being fined for breaching Covid rules, police have said’
Lancaster warehouse party busted with over 50 attendees
Police broke up a party held on St. George’s Quay
‘I’m worried my degree will suffer’: Lancs students react to lockdown extension
‘I suffer from anxiety and the uncertainty makes it so much worse’