Seven parties in seven nights

03/02-10 kl. 15:32 Campus

Photo: Marie Czuray Students' night out has turned into a week long test of endurance

Danish and international students kicked off the new semester Monday with a seven-night-long marathon party week

by Marie Czuray

A gruelling seven-night long Insomnia Tour is to introduce the nightlife of Copenhagen to new international students.

Monday night the event started at Rust Nightclub. The Student Insomnia Tour will run through to Sunday, February 7th with a party every single night in a different club or bar.

Unofficial event

Mike Hennenfent, an exchange student from Canada is a member of the Erasmus Student Network Group. The event, however, is something that he has organised privately.

Writing on the Insomnia tour’s facebook page, he says that he is happy about the success of the first party night.

»The staff of Rust said that it was one of the best turn-outs for a Monday they have ever seen!«.

See facebook page with programme here.

uni-avis@adm.ku.dk

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