Omnibus, March 2016

Olav W. Bertelsen raises an important issue in his opinion piece about how IT systems affect our work lives. This is what University Director Kristian…

From May, AU students' emails will move to Outlook, which will grant access to Teams, among other features.

IT systems pose a genuine challenge to the work environment. Despite this, they are absent from the workplace assessment (WPA) conducted by the…

In the future, the Faculty of Arts will have five fewer Bachelor's degree programmes and 14 fewer Master's degree programmes. This is part of the…

Alex Umbi Bolding Loesch and Bjarke Bruun Lauritzen from the party committee Umbilicus have dedicated seven months of their lives to organising an…

While SDU has temporarily closed its so-called reflection room, and several quiet rooms at University of Copenhagen have faced criticism for gender…

Aarhus is competing with four other European cities for the title of Erasmus Destination of the Year. Each year, the European student organisation,…

Gender equity, diversity and inclusion are the foundation of an inclusive workplace. These are values that are more important than ever to uphold and…

Søren Michael Sindbæk, Professor of Archaeology at the Department of Culture and Society, begins his new position as vice-dean for research at Arts on…

On Monday, March 3rd, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen met with students at Aarhus University for a serious debate on security policy and the future…