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PhD juggles law and two kids

At work, she examines the dense rhetoric of legal argument. At home, she takes care of her two kids

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Danish class was a break from changing diapers

More matriculation ceremony photos here

Find yourself and your friends in our gallery

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Rector welcomes international students

Rector welcomes international students

The University of Copenhagen held its annual matriculation ceremony Thursday evening. The rector officially welcomed all new exchange and full degree students

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More matriculation ceremony photos here

New internationals angered by housing chaos

The International Office and others from the University of Copenhagen welcomed the last group of over 300 students on Wednesday's orientation meeting. But for those students with accomodation problems, the outlook for the next few weeks is bleak

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Less housing help for newcomers

No place to call home in Copenhagen

Homeless students got soaked

Danish is worth the effort

SPECIAL REPORT: WHY BOTHER LEARNING DANISH?
Some international students spend hours learning unpronouncable Danish vocabulary and tricky grammar. The University Post asked them why:

Photos by Luci Ellis

DHL results: Food economists blast to victory

Outsprinted ChemBiol 3 team to win by 14 seconds

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Teams pull up their socks for DHL relay dash

Hot dog scandal at DHL fun-run

Lord Mayor supports new giant campus project

Lord Mayor and private companies vocally support a new Copenhagen campus. But DKK 2 billion are still needed to make the dream a reality

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Huge campus plan for internationals in Copenhagen

Report: Giant campus a good idea

Dorms and shops to liven up the campus

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Food institute: Physicists »cheated« in DHL too

Physicist team’s moral victory in last year’s DHL fun run is not squeaky clean, say rivals

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DHL victory was stolen

Teams pull up their socks for DHL relay dash

New record: 1,800 staff to run DHL

DHL victory was stolen

This year’s DHL fun-run has become serious stuff for physicist and food economist teams. Last year's showdown was marred by controversy after the food economist team was given a head start

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Food institute: Physicists »cheated« in DHL too

Teams pull up their socks for DHL relay dash

New record: 1,800 staff to run DHL

International Students at Havnebadet

International students at the University of Copenhagen relaxed after an intense first week of language study, as they put their feet up at the Havnebadet Friday.

With sun, the cool Copenhagen water, and people from around the world to talk to, the event was perfect to soothe away a tough week of Danish language courses.

The University Post caught up with some of the students, to ask their views of the course, the city, and Denmark itself.

Photos by Joe Short.

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Five quick questions to the man behind KUnet

Following the launch of the new university intranet yesterday Thursday, Head of Communication Jasper Steen Winkel tells us how, why and just how much the whole thing cost

New intranet goes live

New improved University of Copenhagen intranet KUnet replaces the old punkt.ku system. It has just gone live, and it works

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Intranet not for the prudish

Black humour and culture shock at intro event

Students from around the world gathered to prepare for the Danish way

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International students' first day

International students' first day

Monday August 9 was the 'first day at school' for international students taking part in the university's intensive language course.

The International Office held a meeting to tell them everything they need to know about study trips, social events, plagiarism and Danish humour.

The University Post was there with flyers and our very own power point. See if you can spot yourself in our photo story!

Report: Giant campus a good idea

A huge campus in Copenhagen that can house over 1,000 students and 400 researchers would help keep internationals in Denmark, and improve integration. The project requires DKK 1.8 billion in private funds

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Huge campus plan for internationals in Copenhagen

Copenhagen team out of law game

The host country's team will not be among the finalists for the prestigious international law negotiation game, the Copenhagen Competition

For conference, the ash cloud had a silver lining

In the midst of volcanic ash cloud travel chaos earlier this year, University of Copenhagen conference organisers replaced a physical meeting with a virtual conference. This meant 2,000 participants instead of 130