News Eurovision never ceases to catch the public eye, considering that the finale in Malmö is already sold out. In other news this week, layoffs continue in Malmö, a murder goes on trial in Lund, and yet another university building experiences a break-in. »
News This and more in your weekly news update. »
News A wolf strikes down sheep in Skurup and police controls for cyclists to begin in Lund. This and more in This Weeks News. »
News Bikes stolen less after a hectic summer and new bike paths are planned in Lund. This and much more in the news summary from last week. »
International More than half a million Erasmus-students have problems getting full credit from their exchange. »
Research Lund University looks to the skies to find out whether or not human beings are alone in the universe. »
Entertainment This week Lund student theatre presents The Prisoner of Second Avenue. »
Lundagård tries out There are a lot of weird food in Lund. After an evenening of eating, Lundagård's team knows which meal is the best. »
Nations The Erasmus Student Network’s branch in Lund wants to bring more exchange students into the working life of the nations in order to expose them to the Lund student culture. »
Student life The Sustainable City Walks have begun. These walks, arranged by the organization Lund Students for Sustainability, are aimed at getting students to engage in more sustainable shopping methods that save money and protect the environment. »
