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Danish election will change everything

No matter what happens Thursday, Danish politics will never be the same. This was the experts’ judgement at a University Post / Seven59 election briefing of students, researchers and diplomats

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Campus

Black Diamond: No repeat of party chaos

Defying the critics, the Black Diamond library will repeat its party for students this year. But, organisers say, for the event this Friday 16 September, tickets will be given to partygoers beforehand and the amount of people coming in will be controlled better

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Culture

41 reasons why Danes are so strange

The University Post recently collected a list of 119 great stupid questions asked by Copenhagen’s new exchange and guest students. Funny, honest and some almost obscene, the questions were all about the bizarre customs of the Danish people. Now we’re back. This time with what you find strange

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Politics

Calls to shut down ministry, shot down

A proposal to abolish the Ministry of Integration has found no hearing in the current Danish election campaign

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Opinion

Comment: The world that ought to be

Ten years after 9/11, it is time for the Muslim and non-Muslim communities to reset their relationship, argues Ghanian-American student Gregory Agyeman Rockson

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Campus

Profile: Justen is a facebook celebrity

Meet Justen from the United States, a reluctant celebrity with an appreciation of Copenhagen’s urban planning

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Education

Australian professor here for a good laugh

Satire is a dangerous art with the potential to divide and pit people against one another, but also to help us look critically and creatively at ourselves and others. Visiting Australian expert knows about the power of the sketch

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Campus

Profile: Ines the runner no longer goes for a swim

Sports fanatic Austrian exchange student now avoids all sea water activities

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Education

Copenhagen 52nd on QS world university rankings

The University of Copenhagen slips a few places, but is still one of the highest scorers on key world rankings

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Profile: Italian rock singer chooses Copenhagen

Michele from Italy is in Copenhagen to study International Law, but while staying here, he also hopes to be musically inspired

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