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Fake uni diplomas paid for Norway massacre

Anders Breivik killed 77 people last year in a bombing and shooting onslaught. Now the mass murderer claims to have earned more than one million dollars forging diplomas from top notch universities

Copenhagen student to set world agenda in Davos

Global business leaders, statesmen and even royalty will listen to the opening speech of, and meet up with, Gregory Rockson at this year’s World Economic Forum

Sweden: High costs deter foreign students

One in three international students who get a place at a Swedish university, end up not going anyway

Durban blog: How to learn the jargon

At the climate conference in South Africa, University of Copenhagen forestry student Walid Mustapha, compares the conference to university: Sure, being a delegate is like being a student, he says. But there is more jargon, and no professors to answer your questions

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Durban blog: Deal impossible...until it is done

Durban blog: A project to keep the forests

Russian voter: I am a Christian and a communist

In this report from St. Petersburg before elections Sunday, the University Post meets a law graduate and ex-soldier from the Chechnya war, who is nostalgic for the days of communism, but calls for stronger values

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Cold shoulder before Russia vote

Cold shoulder before Russia vote

Young people are provoked by University Post questions in this, a first report from St. Petersburg before parliamentary elections Sunday

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Russian voter: I am a Christian and a communist

Durban blog: Deal impossible...until it is done

First day at the climate conference is tense and exciting, says Walid Mustapha, a University of Copenhagen student and forestry activist in this first report from South Africa

Lucky if global warming stops at 2-3 degrees

On the eve of COP 17, the University Post asked one of the most respected climate experts for his assessment of the state of the world

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Scientist: Probably no big deal in Durban

Climate activist: Fate of humanity at stake

Israel, Palestine met up at Copenhagen event

Diplomats from Israel and Palestine tried to put an end to one of the world’s longest standing conflicts in history

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In debates, winning is not the point

Greece: Protest, and you get no credit

After student occupations and protests, crisis-struck Greek government starts to play hardball

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Universities the victims in Greece

Greek universities on verge of collapse

Greek students hit hard by economic meltdown

See your university on network map

A new interactive map shows how international research collaborations connect the world's universities

Young Europeans struck down by unemployment

One out of every five under the age of 25 don't have jobs

Pick me up! I'm from Hong Kong

For months, Joephy Wong, a Hongkongese art student, has travelled around Europe leaving small, anonymous gifts to strangers. She hopes to start an exchange with people who pick up her gifts. University Post found a dried piece of fruit that she had left in the library in Fiolstræde and decided to track her down

Spanish ‘indignant’ protest in Copenhagen

Copenhagen student Alba shows her solidarity with Spanish protesters in Madrid

Copenhagen student witnessed Jordan protest

University of Copenhagen student Line (cover name, her real name is known by the University Post) was there, when thousand of demonstrators first gathered in Amman, Jordan to demand a new constitution. Her report has come out from an event where two lives were lost, and a hundred of people were injured as the police broke up the demonstration

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In Jordan, secret service is on campus

Jordan Protests