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The first lady

Inge Lehmann never received the same recognition at home in Denmark that she did abroad. Now, the woman who discovered that the Earth has a solid core has become the first woman has been given the place she deserves alongside the University of Copenhagen’s most towering figures

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Culture

Be happy, please!

In his PhD dissertation, Mikkel Krause Frantzen has studied how depression is depicted in literature and art. The works about the essence of depression provide both insight into the disease and into the society we live in.

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Campus

Spring festival - much more than music

Bikstok, Bisse, Sort Sol. And many more bands. The Spring Festival's musical lineup needs no further introduction. So here's a taste of everything else you can experience at the festival on Friday.

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Campus

This year's IKK musical focusses on the plight of refugees

Alternating groups of students from the Department of Arts and Cultural Studies have come together over the last three years to set up an annual musical written and produced by the students themselves. This year is no exception. We met a few members of the team.

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Culture

Sten Ebbesen awarded ‘the little Nobel’

UCPH classical philologist and Medieval history scholar awarded prestigious Gad Rausing Prize last month

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Culture

»I got annoyed that no one wanted to talk about retreat rooms as religious«

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A comprehensive guide to the Copenhagen comics scene

Your guide to the comic book shops, the events and the publishers (and their expectations for aspiring artists) of Copenhagen.

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Campus

The keys, please

Ralf Hemmingsen takes stock of 11 years of ups and downs as Rector of the University of Copenhagen. One thing still bugs him. It's not Penkowa. It's about the keys.

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Campus

A rock that’s worth its weight in gold

Geological Museum – Meteorite fragments worth two million kroner will be on display during the winter break

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Culture

Luther changed everything

The Enlightenment could not have happened, had it not been for Martin Luther, says professor of Theology Anna Vind.

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