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He is biking from the North Cape in Norway to the southern tip of Africa, and just passed through Copenhagen. The University Post caught up with Copenhagen graduate Gijs to talk about his plans for visits to renewable energy sites

A new study shows where scientists migrate to, and why. For foreign scientists in Denmark the main motivators are careers and prestige

The Greek crisis is boosting a new social phenomenon. So says an Athens PhD student who is living through the crisis and researching it at the same time

Forced to stay with their parents, students need creativity to act on their romantic impulses. In southern Europe, this means parties in parks, sex in cars, and an instinct for when mum and dad are out

Young people in southern and eastern Europe continue to stay with their parents longer than other Europeans

Canadian province's plan to increase tuition fees by 75 per cent behind anger and bitterness. Concerted student action culminated over the weekend with police clashes and injuries

Students can choose between nothing, and nothing, says student union activist in Valencia

‘Indignados’ student points to a bankrupt democratic system and politicians’ personal luxuries

As the Southern Europe is hammered by the economic crisis, the fear is that the most talented sons and daughters will leave. No regrets

Intrepid alumnus of University of Copenhagen, Gijs Stevers will cycle from the far north of Norway, all the way down to the tip of South Africa on his battery-powered bike. We are receiving regular updates