Omnibus

25 May 2023 - Article

For now, AU is taking a hard line on the use of new artificial intelligence chatbots, and it will continue to do so throughout the summer exam season.…

27 April 2023 - Article

This month marks the tenth anniversary of the first issue of Omnibus. We are celebrating the occasion by giving the newspaper a new look. Here's a…

26 April 2023 - Article

Arts will need to save DKK 60 million before 2026. DKK 48 million of that will need to be cut from the payroll budget. The faculty is also looking at…

19 April 2023 - Article

Aarhus University ended 2022 with a deficit of DKK 292 million according to the annual report recently approved by the board. Losses in the financial…

13 April 2023 - Article

Aarhus BSS must reduce costs by DKK 40 million by 2026 as a result of decreasing student intake. Two departments will be hit particularly hard and…

27 March 2023 - Article

PhD students from China can no longer get a place at Aarhus University if they are supported by the state-funded Chinese Scholarship Council (CSC).…

23 March 2023 - Article

The Faculty of Natural Sciences has to make major budget cuts. To balance its budget, the faculty has to cut DKK 37 million annually, and the dean…

23 March 2023 - Article

When you relax onto your picnic mat and open a beer at this year’s Regatta, spare a thought for the two students behind the event, Lasse Juul…

10 March 2023 - Article

Almost one in five employees at Administrative Centre Arts has been subjected to offensive behaviour, according to the 2022 psychological workplace…

09 March 2023 - Article

The Agency for Culture and Palaces has decided in favor of listing the University Park and Vennelystparken as works of landscape architecture along…

Several cases of suspected chatbot cheating at AU: What you need to know before the summer exams

A decade with Omnibus

Arts also affected by cost saving requirements: A payroll cutback in the millions

Financial statement: AU lost almost DKK 300 million last year

Aarhus BSS must reduce costs by DKK 40 million: Layoffs are unavoidable says the dean

AU stops admitting PhD students from China who have signed allegiance to the Chinese Communist Party

Nat to cut 37 million kroner in costs – mass layoffs may be on the table

The organisers of this year’s Regatta are working almost around the clock: "It’s a huge responsibility, but also a privilege"

Offensive behaviour at Administrative Centre Arts – and sections of the management are responsible

The verdict is in: Parts of Aarhus University have been listed