On Thursday, King Frederik took a stroll from the University Park and through the University City, much to the surprise of several passers-by. Before presiding over the official opening of Aarhus University’s new campus, the king commented on whether he might imagine his own children studying here one day.

Fewer AU students are going on exchange, and according to the students themselves, barriers such as time, finances, unclear communication, and the fear of missing out (FOMO) all put a damper on their wanderlust. All signs point to AU when it comes to the lack of clear communication, according to International Director Rikke Nielsen.

As Rector, Niels Christian Sidenius planted many of the seeds that have since grown into key strategic priorities for Aarhus University, according to a memorial tribute.

At the moment, business administration student Theis Andersen appears on screen three days a week as he and 16 other men vie for the attention of the two women, Sofie Sytnik and Mie Borup. And he has already made a name for himself with his unconventional approach to securing dates.

More than 2.300 mathematicians from around the world want a prestigious congress to be moved out of the US. “I wouldn’t be able to look myself in the eye,” says Simon Kristensen, a professor at the Department of Mathematics, who has signed the petition.

There will be concerts, tours, speed talks, and the chance to explore the area for yourself when Aarhus University’s new campus, the University City, officially opens in May, with a royal visit and a street party.