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In the midst of the countdown to COP 15, a new University of Copenhagen programme is to focus on climate change and food supply. Climate changes can not be isolated from the issue of our crops and agriculture. So says the director of the new initiative, who has authored this feature for the University Post

Members of the International Spouse Network are meeting again Monday 30 November. Remind your husbands and wives if they have forgotten about it!

Gigs are the sunshine for the mind in the darkest time (...winter). Studenterhuset is host to a lot of them in the coming weeks, and it’s really cheap. In fact, sometimes it’s free

If the fire and safety authorities had a say in it, they would have closed down the party. Connie Hedegaard handed over the post as Minister of Climate and Energy to the University of Copenhagen's Prorector in a jam-packed Climate Ministry canteen

University of Copenhagen's Lykke Friis gets top government post

As a result of delays to loans and grants, 75 percent of British universities have been forced to bail out students with emergency cash

Two international students from the Faculty of Life Sciences took off their shoes, and entered a Danish home

100,000 people in Denmark are right now infected with influenza A. The illness stranded rhetoric student Eydna and her son in the Faroe Islands

The brainiacs at the Faculty of Life Sciences had a chance to show what they, and - in some cases - plenty of other things, were made of Friday 20 November. See a video from this year's '15 Minutes of Brain'

Most of our food production is based on large-scale cultivation of single crops. We have spent ten thousand years of cultural evolution adopting this practice. Research has now shown that farming ants and termites have been at it for a good millions of years longer