About Lancaster University
Founded in 1964, North Lancashire University boasts being marginally worse than Leeds, and marginally better than Cardiff. The campus was originally designed to resemble a “Mediterranean hill town”, which sort of makes sense if you squint at it, from miles away, whilst drunk.
The city of Lancaster is around a 5-minute bus ride from the main university campus, after a 35 minute wait in the drizzle for a already near-to-capacity bus (pronounced "buz").
The University has nine colleges. Famously, Pendle College takes its name from the Pendle Witch Trials, a series of executions which took place on Lancashire’s Pendle Hill in the early 17th century. Apply today.
The University is world-famous for its Greggs, who’s queue can be seen from space when it isn’t pissing down with drizzle.
Student life at Lancashire is pretty wild. Every year, students come together and celebrate the annual “rescue a duckling from a drain“ festival, which is now in its 56 year.
Unfortunately, tragedy struck at North East Lancashire University in 2020 when the library tree, Norman, was chainsawed by a booze fuelled librarian from Cumbria University. A replacement tree, Norma, is now guarded 24/7 by campus security at a cost of £1.2 million per annum.
In 2014, researchers discovered that Lancaster Uni is an anagram of ‘Lunatics Near’ and ‘Urinal Stance’.
Notable alumni include former Top Gear presenter Captain Slow, and actor Gollum.
This guide is satire - 95% of the above is not true.