The Frederiksberg teacher education protest entered a new phase on Monday morning, as students at Campus Nyelandsvej barricaded and occupied their teacher training college in Copenhagen in response to a
The family-owned yarn shop Knitting for Olive in Frederiksberg has donated DKK 5.3 million (€710,000) to UNICEF’s emergency relief for children in Gaza. The unprecedented sum, raised in just 24
Aalborg Zoo in northern Denmark has drawn international attention following a Facebook post inviting citizens to donate healthy domestic animals and livestock that are due to be euthanised, so that
SU no longer covers average rental costs A recent analysis by Finans Danmark has highlighted a growing affordability crisis for students in Denmark’s major university cities. The State Educational Support
The mayor of Frederiksberg, Michael Vindfeldt (Socialdemokratiet), has expressed a strong wish to erect a statue of the Irma-pigen—the iconic girl from the Irma grocery brand. Once a symbol of
The recently announced M5 metro line in Copenhagen, designed to enhance connectivity between Copenhagen Central Station and the newly developed Lynetteholmen island, is facing criticism from neighboring municipalities Frederiksberg and
From Irma to Alma: a new grocery store rooted in tradition At 8 AM on Thursday morning, Alma — the spiritual successor to Denmark’s iconic Irma chain — officially opened
