Culture

Denmark is known for its public nudity. But more than half of Danes are against naked people on the beaches

In the last week of June a old farmer’s field in Roskilde erupts into a temporary party city with over 100,000 guests. Are you ready?

Superstar author Paul Auster visited Copenhagen last week to receive a title as honorary alumnus at the University of Copenhagen. This reporter was invited to a closed session of dialogue on his literature

In Denmark, International Worker's Day is an interesting mix of politics and beers

The University of Copenhagen has swapped property, so that it now actually owns the oldest of its own buildings. Take a look at some of them in our gallery

International student Anneka Hastings is one step closer to making it to the London Olympics

The many building sites in Copenhagen right now have you doing a slalom between holes, excavations, and piles of sand. Here is the University Post hit parade of the most interesting public works going on right now

In ‘Oleanna’, the words zig-zag like stray bullets flying off the walls. There is nowhere to find cover, and you love it

Your average Tuesday morning was turned into a huge feast

100 international students spent a sunny Sunday at the largest renaissance castle in Scandinavia