Politics

Talks on the billion-kroner globalisation-fund have ended in a political stand off, with the government now threatening to use the billions with the right wing Danish People's Party. This is after the centre-left Social Democrat and Social Liberal parties slammed the door

Former politicians Uffe Ellemann-Jensen and Richard von Weizsäcker discussed the fall of the Berlin Wall and its aftermath

Religious feelings, bullying, and the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster. Two editors stake out the issues four years after the Mohammed cartoons

Danish top-politicians were present, when thousands of students on Tuesday 6 October, marched towards Christiansborg (the Danish parliament). The University Post was there

Chief of the world, UN Secretary General, at the University of Copenhagen

Over 100 researchers now protest against dispersal of the Polar Library. Greenland MP Juliane Henningsen now also involved

University Post was in the thick of it, when around 200 activists, including U of C students, tried to break in to one of the Copenhagen power plants

U.N. secretary-general Ban Ki-moon, recently dubbed »the world’s most dangerous Korean«, is to be a guest at the University of Copenhagen and address climate change

Global job insecurity, especially in the US, should help to draw talent to Copenhagen. But other European universities are also on the bandwagon

Prorector Lykke Friis was in fine form, dealing out a yellow card warning to a long-winded response