Best of University Post 2009-2018

Ever wanted to be a chemist? Chemists can create substances that are wonderful, horrible, or anything in between. They examine compound structures and break or create new bonds

At least one quarter of Erasmus students met their current life partner while studying abroad, many of whom went on to have babies. Study of 27-year old student exchange program Erasmus grabs the headlines

His films have audiences crying and throwing up in the cinema: Maker of arresting, controversial film art and Sonning Prize winner talks to the University Post

We asked three students of Danish and literary history to select the best of Danish literature and explain why

Cheap food, good company... but no articles or photos please. Far from typical restaurants, this reporter ate well at the Folkekøkken 'people's kitchen', but kept her camera under the table

They tell us it is all about knowing the right people. Yeah right! This is no use if you are new to the city. Here are eight unorthodox ways to get a roof over your head in Copenhagen. All tested, and they work! (Updated July 2016)

Bugs reduce pollution, increase nutrition, and should seriously be considered as a food source: This is according to a UN report with University of Copenhagen contribitions

Defying university policy, e-mails, newsletters, invitations and meetings are still just in Danish, discriminating against a large minority of scientists and staff

Biology student from University of Copenhagen talks to the University Post about his project and adventures doing fieldwork in western Greenland

The large model in LEGO of the Atlas detector from the laws-of-physics-busting Large Hadron Collider is now to go on a world tour, says the model’s creator, Sascha Mehlhase. 23,000 people have seen it on UniversityPost.dk