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Staff reps reject management's proposed budget for next year. The layoffs are unnecessary, they say

University to reduce energy consumption by 20 per cent before 2013. It is all about reducing carbon emissions and cutting costs

African-American student Winnon Brunson Jr. was called a 'nigger'. This put him in a dilemma: Should he defend himself against this racially-infused term, or just accept it as an issue of cultural and historical insensitivity

Copenhagen to be the home of Denmark’s first stem cell facility in January. It’s about time, say researchers

As more students travel, a French expert has a stunning new plan: Let the EU bypass the stingy national student loans

Last week, students around the world prepared for International Student Day – but not in Denmark. Are the Danish students being ignored by the international campaign, or do they just not care?

For international staff and students hoping to extend their stay in Denmark, tardiness is now punishable with deportation, or even prison. New rules mean that late applicants are sent back home, where they must apply again from scratch

Budget agreement between the government and the Danish People's Party threatens 200 university positions in 2011

Back from a vacation in China, the famed statue found her way back to her perch Saturday

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