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While the worst commotion has died down after the tragic incidents on Saturday, for the people working at Krudttønden, life is not quite back to normal yet.

A Danish court has cleared Professor Bente Klarlund Pedersen, a well-known, popular expert on sports physiology at the University of Copenhagen, of scientific dishonesty. Latest fall-out from the Penkowa case complex

Internationally-minded community Internations is attracting students, PhDs and professionals

The area around the veterinary buildings at Frederiksberg Campus is one of the most tranquil parts of UCPH, with a lovely blend of old buildings and sculptures.

UCPH professor Vincent F. Hendricks knows what it's like to be on the receiving end of racial profiling. It is crucial that Denmark resist racial and religious generalisations in the aftermath of the attacks, he says

A new visa, or 'establishment card' is now available to help international graduates 'establish' themselves in Denmark after their studies

Lunchin' in style at the Pharmaceutical Institute on Northern Campus. (But PLEASE don't drink methanol with your smørrebrød!!!)

Since the terror attacks, the University of Copenhagen has been hard at work re-assuring partner universities and international students. The message: It IS safe to be an exchange students to Copenhagen

No matter what you're after, you're likely to find it in the University library. Let us know if you can read it!

Copenhagen is not the safe city we thought it was, but it is how we respond to the fear that will define us, writes Lena of the University Post