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Erasmus students marveled at Thorvaldsen's creations and met other fellow students during an informal introduction to Copenhagen

Non-profit organization PulsEvents wants to promote itself through the University of Copenhagen. No thanks, says the University's International Office. Not our job to promote partying

A projected 33,000 young people will move into the city before 2025, according to the Copenhagen city council. They need 21,000 new cheap rooms or flats in a market that is already bursting at the seams

The ibikecph club is offering a welcome party for all the new cyclists in Copenhagen. There will be music, celebrities, free bike inspections, and, of course, lots of bikes

The catastrophic rain floods of 2 July swamped the Geology Museum and destroyed collections. But brown packing tape and some dumb luck may have saved valuables from watery destruction

You have arrived in Copenhagen, and you are from somewhere else entirely. Things are tough for a stranger in a new city in a foreign country: The University Post has prepared a list of a few items that will help make your stay in Copenhagen easier

University of Copenhagen’s landlord UBST will pass on a huge bill to its insurance company for building damages after July's extreme rain storm. Damages on movable property, which the University itself is responsible for, may be even larger

Theology is in. More students are going to study it this year. Maybe it is because the Faculty resisted the urge to curb academic standards during the lean years, reckons study head

The complete list of 'stupid' questions from University of Copenhagen's new exchange and guest students

Lots of questions appear when you move to a new country. You want to know whether you can drink the water, how the metro works, etc. But some questions feel silly: You don't know how to ask. The University Post got a hold of 119 of these golden questions