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One of the aims of the new government will be to better integrate Denmark into the European Union, writes Anamaria Dutceac Segesten

Diplomats from Israel and Palestine tried to put an end to one of the world’s longest standing conflicts in history

We are looking for exchange students to take part in a focus group. For your efforts we will give you a gift card and... we promise!... a fun, interesting afternoon

Clawing its way back up after last year’s slide, Copenhagen gains from new international diversity measure. But still lags behind Aarhus

Newly appointed Minister of Science will have real power. Something new for a minister representing the universities

After her Erasmus stay in Copenhagen, Maya takes a year off. No more studying for her. She wants to sing, play, write,...and even do yoga: Because it keeps her feet on the ground, she says

The planned Niels Bohr Science Park will now cost more than DKK 1.5 billion, as costs spiral. New projections point to a nine per cent space increase and more expensive facilities

The new Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt presented her new ministers today Monday. There was no, separate, Minister of Integration among them (updated)

He was the discoverer of electromagnetism, had an adventurous life, and published as fast as anyone in the internet age

The University Post invites strangers and friends to the first ever University Post Party at Studenterhuset. Add happy hour, prizes, DJ and Shakesperean surprises and you might end with a Mid-March-night’s dream of a night