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The uncomfortable truth: why Donald Trump is a very American President

by Harry McKenna (Level 3 History student) Since he announced his candidacy for the Presidency in August 2015, Donald Trump has continuously provoked indignation with his comments about...

Constructive Play: Lego for learning in history, heritage and beyond

by Dr Jamie Wood and Dr Katherine Fennelly Many of us remember playing with historically-themed Lego as children, although most people probably won’t have recreated entire cities. Whatever our...

Collaborating on Transitional States

by Chloe Unsworth, former undergraduate History student Transitional States: Hormones at the Crossroads of Art and Science was created and run by Dr Chiara Beccalossi, currently a Reader of...

Being a School Ambassador

by Becca Mattingley, MA postgraduate As a School Ambassador I work on Open Days and Offer Holder Days helping out our lecturers and staff by greeting prospective students...

School of History & Heritage awayday: transitions and resilience to university

by Dr Jamie Wood On the afternoon of 12th September we gathered for the School awayday at the Junxion to discuss issues of transition to university study and...

Two Level Three undergraduates reflect on their third and final year

Edited by Samantha Ann Rose Brinded Are there any general reflections you would like to make on third year as a whole? Lucy: Although it has been immensely...

Two of our Level Two undergraduates reflect on their second year

Edited by Samantha Ann Rose Brinded Are there any general reflections you would like to make on second year as a whole? Peter: Overall, second year has been...

Two Level One undergraduates reflect on their first year

Edited by Samantha Ann Rose Brinded Are there any reflections you would like to make on your first year as whole? Hannah: The first year of university is...

Choosing and Using Referencing Software Programmes: Part 1/3. What is reference software?

by Dr Hope Williard Academic Subject Librarian Referencing. From the first year of university to final stages of an academic career, everyone has to do it. Most people...

Lincoln students partake in UK and overseas research and AV activities

by Dr Erin Bell On 12 March this year, 14 undergraduate and postgraduate students from several UK institutions attended an event held here at Lincoln. The event offered...