Universitetsavisen
Nørregade 10
1165 København K
Tlf: 35 32 28 98 (mon-thurs)
E-mail: uni-avis@adm.ku.dk
South Africans take the finals in heated law contest. Copenhagen was their closest competitor, they reckon, but Singapore had the best speakers
16 law students from around the world face each other down for the final round of Copenhagen Competition in the Ceremonial Hall
Climate talks in South Africa will see progress on small things like adaptation and monitoring. But climate expert Schellnhuber is 'realistic' on the outlook for a big, legally binding deal between the worst carbon emitting nations, he tells the University Post
Judges make the final selection of four teams. They face each other down at 10:00. Winner will be announced at 13:00
Life Science students and staff met for an evening of international Christmas. Our photo coverage will put you in a Christmas mood in no time
Copenhagen's law team, alias The Republic of Isles, is pleased with the preliminary negotiations of the Copenhagen Competition. But they await tougher discussion rounds
In Danish politics, a governing party scores a spectacular own goal as 'poor person' Carina, turns out to be not so poor after all
Recent droughts on their continent, make the South African law team passionate about this year’s Copenhagen Competition theme ‘Access to Food
It is hard to see it as a competition, when you are all working towards the same goal. So argue the student teams of NYU and Yale
First day at the climate conference is tense and exciting, says Walid Mustapha, a University of Copenhagen student and forestry activist in this first report from South Africa