Politics

The staff at the Department of Biology took it with a healthy amount of calm and gallows humour, as the Head of the Department explained that a lot of people will have to be let go for the second year in a row. DKK 16 million will need to be saved this time

When chairman of a Nobel Prize winning institution talks about climate change, you expect it to be inspiring. Unfortunately, Dr. Rajendra Pachauri of the IPCC, speaking at the University of Copenhagen Tuesday, failed to deliver

On Sunday, 249 were arrested as police shut down an anti-capitalist climate protest, when activists from all over the world marched to the harbor and set up a blockade. University Post reporter Emil Verner was on location to give a first-hand account

Will a watered-down global climate agreement do more harm than good? Why not try radical geo-engineering solutions if disaster is looming? The University Post interviews German climate scientist Hans Joachim Schellnhuber to get some answers

Packing up for the evening, the University Post looked disapprovingly at the paper chucked around

University board passes budget that will mean cutting 130 jobs. Affected staff will get to January to consider going voluntarily

London-based environmental activist and founder of a project to plant trees in urban spaces will protest at Bella Centre on Saturday. She hopes social action can influence the climate talks

We are already half way between the dangerous and the catastrophic, warns German climate scientist

Autonomy is good for modern universities, but it's not happening, not in Denmark, nor anywhere in Europe in general

Protesters donned masks of goverment minister Helge Sander and handed out beer, placing the blame for university job losses