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Following the 100th anniversary of International Women’s Day, Anna Prokop reflects on how far feminism has come. There is still an ‘untapped gold mine’ of potential in women, she says.
Project 25x7
Zoological information in non-zoological texts
Beer and boardgames at political science camp
Glitzy guerilla dining
Wednesday is International Night at the Student Café
Pissing on Panum: The whimsical world of campus art
Copenhagen: I never saw that before! Winners and the best of the rest
Twilight Christmas - our Advent Calendar
Termites hard at work
International students explore the suburbs
Whales hang out in parking lot
Gollums Column Official celebrations of the Bologna process in March are seen as a travesty by students and scholars
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