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Danish Sara Sjölin is studying Economics and Journalism at New York University. Originally sceptical about the high tuition fees, she now wonders if the American system is better than the Danish one
American student Winnon Brunson Jr. went through many a party before he found a better way to meet Danish people
University Post / Universitetsavisen write that I had a confrontation with the press, and attempted to prevent press coverage of the police search of Milena Penkowa's former office today. I think that this is a tad over-dramatised
The Erasmus Student Network (ESN) is supposed to be about meeting new people. But instead the network organises events with discounted alcohol prices for hard-drinking party-goers
University of Copenhagen measures to stop working with Israel-linked and controversial security firm G4S are just rhetoric, argues Vivian Ochanda
Danes get the jobs, while internationals get to work for free. Batzul Gerelsaikhan asks why
Prime Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen's move to scrap the generous Danish early-retirement scheme is said to be brave. Brave? Bravery would have been to reduce student grants, argues Howard Knowles
Anda from poverty-stricken Romania is surprised just how stingy and mean Danes can be
New immigration restrictions are immoral and irrational, argues the editor of the University Post. And they could ultimately leave Denmark alone in the dark
African-American student Winnon Brunson Jr. was called a 'nigger'. This put him in a dilemma: Should he defend himself against this racially-infused term, or just accept it as an issue of cultural and historical insensitivity