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ADVENT CALENDAR - December is dark, and if you're at class chances are that you arrive before the sun shows itself, and emerge to the same darkness again when your day of work is at an end. Here is to make the darkness look its best

Despite an announced 130-job cutback at the University of Copenhagen, it is far from certain that this number of employees will actually be laid off. Management and staff reps may find alternatives yet

Shoddy accommodation and poor information about the Danish way of studying. These were the main complaints in a survey conducted among guest students at the Faculty of Life Sciences. But on the whole they were positive about their stay

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

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'

Climate and conflict, the role of local knowledge, and sustainable energy are some of the topics to be debated at the upcoming ‘Climate Change - Perspectives on Asia’ seminar

BOYCOTT? – The University of Copenhagen cooperates with the university in Tel Aviv, and is thereby indirectly supporting Israel’s encroachment on the Palestinians. So say some students, who treated other Copenhagen students to a taste of Israeli-inspired harassment last week

University of Copenhagen students have once again nominated their favourite teacher. This year’s Harald prize was awarded to Jan H. Christensen at the Commemoration ceremony Thursday