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Beer, Bedlam, and Belonging: The World of Denmark’s Graduate Trucks

Young women in white student caps celebrate on a green-railed graduation truck decorated with Danish flags and balloons, cheering and holding drinks as they ride through town
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Tur-retur: Episode 16 – An Ode to the A (My Newfound...

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Ira Sylvester and the Rise of Copenhagen’s English Comedy Scene!

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Creative Denmark: Ten books, films and artists to discover!

When you move to a new country, the first things you usually explore are the food and a few city attractions. But do you...

The Danglish Invasion: Does the Danish Language Need Protection from English?

English is inescapable in Denmark. We hear snatches of Danish conversation in the street punctuated with English phrases like “So good!” or “Totally wild!”...

Becoming a Tour Guide in Denmark: Internationals can do it too!

When Kiran Kurani first moved to Denmark from India, she never imagined she'd one day be leading tourists through Copenhagen's royal halls and cobbled...

Fællesskab: Why Singing Together is So Important in Danish Culture

When I moved to Denmark, I expected to fall in love with the coastlines, how this society takes children seriously, and how everything here...

Sankt Hans Aften: a summer tradition

With the days getting longer and the temperatures becoming milder, some summer traditions start to unfold in Denmark. One of them is surely Sankt...
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