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Chief of IT security says that the university's own systems are still safe. This is because systems like KUnet are on a so-called 'non-open SSL protocol'. People should change their Facebook and Twitter passwords, says IT

Marie Bruvik Heinskou, sociologist at the University of Copenhagen, explains why the criminalisation of prostitution undermines those that are most vulnerable and demonises sexually active women

Confused about how to recycle in Copenhagen? You're not alone! Here's an easy how-to guide on what goes where

Should Copenhagen be the blueprint for more sustainable cities? Australian-born Alessandro Demaio makes the case for 'Copenhagenization'. This article was originally published in The Conversation.

With the elections to the EU parliament coming up, pan-European students union ESU explains what is in it for students. Exclusive interview

Raft of government proposals includes changes to immigration legislation, better service and less bureaucracy

New proposal will allow international students to stay in Denmark for two years after they finish their education – instead of the present six months

Government proposes free tuition and a monthly stipend for elite students from non-EU countries

As a career and student counsellor at the University of Copenhagen, Roar Kent has seen it all. Now he's moving on to a new position. The University Post met him to discuss how the concerns of students have changed in the last decade

You walk the halls of the University of Copenhagen, read its research and maybe your diploma will show its logo. But what do you really know about this more than 500-year-old institution and its history? It is time to brush up on your UCPH trivia