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A conflict at the Tåsingegade-kollegiet dorm over a common room has angered students from the University of Copenhagen

Outnumbered, the Hebrew University of Jerusalem team still wowed the judges and captured the title

Fictive team of Talpiyot takes the honours, ahead of three opponents

At first she loved the snow and hated rye bread. But then she became Dane-ified. Ananya Roy writes about her immersion into Danish culture, climate and carrots

Singaporean, Israeli, Australian and Indian teams make the cut

Play good music in Copenhagen, and it kills the dance floor. So say two student DJ's who think Danes are music squares

See our photo story from the preliminary rounds of the international law battle today Thursday

Despite the financial crisis, economy is a minor consideration for students choosing where to study abroad. They focus on university reputation and teaching quality, a new global survey shows

Nineteen years after Copenhagen professor Per Hedegård met his colleague Andre Geim, the young physicist from Russia won the Nobel Prize in physics

Delegates from around the world prepare for mock political debate in Copenhagen