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German author and poet Hans Magnus Enzensberger will be awarded the prestigious Sonning Prize at the University of Copenhagen’s Ceremonial Hall today Tuesday at 14.00. Follow University Post for coverage

Both the Rector and the Student Council want an alternative model of university funding. Nonetheless, student politicians feel that the Rector ought to discuss the outlook for subjects hit by cutbacks

Hundreds of students have since early Monday morning blockaded key departments at the University of Copenhagen, protesting cutbacks and the shedding of jobs

This week's blog is CUMINet, which stands for Copenhagen University Middle East and Islam Network. CUMINet aims to allow Danish scholars working on ‘the modern Muslim world’ to communicate with an international audience.

»Swindle and humbug« and »amateurish«. Pia Kjærsgaard of the right-wing Dansk Folkeparti [Danish People’s Party, ed.] and Conservative politician Naser Khader were pulling no punches, after the controversial burqa report was made public. Experts in scientific theory and method defend the University of Copenhagen researchers who compiled the report, and say that the criticism is political.

Neo-nazis and the Ku Klux Klan are victims of racism too, says Danish author, photographer, and Ku Klux Klan member, Jacob Holdt, in a lecture to mark Auschwitz Day at the University of Copenhagen

PhD student Ana Mosneaga is researching the transition from international student to migrant worker, at the Department of Geography. She fell in love with Copenhagen when she arrived in 2005 as an international student, and has since decided to make Denmark her home

The University Post starts off the semester with a look at the good, the weird and the ugly in a whistle-stop tour of art on the University of Copenhagen campus

The National Union of Students in Denmark has reacted to Science Minister Helge Sander’s plans to privatise Danish universities with an emphatic thumbs down. And they have called him a liar.

To commemorate Auschwitz Day, Bosnian Radmilla Rajic Njue spoke to high school students about the disorentation and confusion of being refugee from a country affected by genocide, at University of Copenhagen, Amager