Red Bull is as close as it can get to owning the largest student-run event in the Nordic region without actually owning it, according to expert. The student social committee Umbilicus, which organises the Regatta, maintains that it is their event, but acknowledges that it definitely wouldn’t be the same without the expertise and financial contribution of their major partner.

Cristina Bojesen isn't like most students. She is 41 years old and teaches at VIA alongside her own university studies at AU. From an academic perspective, this creates a good synergy. However, dealing with AU’s rigid rules has been frustrating, time-consuming and demotivating. And she has thought about dropping out multiple times. Her appeal is that AU must do a better job of accommodating students who are different.

After 16 years with the name Health, the Victor Albeck building now says Det Sundhedsvidenskabelige Fakultet once again. The senior management team has also agreed to the addition of 'Sciences' to the faculty's English name 'Faculty of Health', so that it better covers what the faculty does and aligns with the names of similar faculties.

A drama is currently unfolding across species near the amphitheatre in the University Park, as the rook colony has returned, cawing loudly early in the morning. It must be eradicated, say several residents of Parkkollegierne. Leave nature alone, say nature expert Sebastian Klein and anthropologist Inger Anneberg. But can one learn to love – or at least coexist with – rooks?

The government platform for Denmark's new government calls for changes to the criticised Master's reform, a new national AI strategy for the educational sector, more money for research and education, 2.000 new STEM bachelor's student places, and the prospect of a national strategy "from quantum research to quantum industry".

The opening of the University City was the culmination of a project that has lasted more than a decade. It was a manifestation of Aarhus University's ambitions – and not least, it was an opportunity to feel proud of the role our university plays in society," writes Rector Brian Bech Nielsen in his column.