Untangling the geopolitics of Öresund at Malmö konsthall

The exhibition ”Torrlägg Öresund” (Drain the Öresund), currently on view at Malmö Konsthall, explores the historical, political, economic, and ecological layers of the Öresund Strait. Bringing together fourteen artists from Malmö and Copenhagen, all exhibiting at the Konsthall for the first time, the show uncovers hidden local narratives while situating them within a global context.

Lund students want to go to Brussels – the EU academy is growing

Although the European Union (EU) is a large organization with over 60 000 employees across its different institutions, only around 1 200 of them are Swedish. However, in Lund the situation looks different. The EU academy has grown rapidly in popularity, proving that there is a strong interest in the EU amongst students in Lund.

Rising food prices and grocery chain boycotts: What do students think?

From tofu to juice, students are feeling the squeeze of rising grocery costs. A national boycott of major grocery chains has gained traction. Lundagård took to the streets to ask students about their grocery spending habits and thoughts on the boycott. 

New study: AI more effective in breast cancer detection

AI is revolutionizing disease detection, including breast cancer screening. New research from Lund University’s Masai trial shows that AI-supported screening can be significantly more effective than traditional methods.

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EU Careers lack Swedish applicants: ”The next generation is needed”

By Mathis Hardouin
14 februari, 2025
On Thursday February 6th, the Social Sciences Student Union at Lund University hosted a lecture with the European Parliament and EU Careers. Pernilla Jourde and Cecilia Sundberg, two Swedish EU civil servants, talked about life in Brussels and encouraged students to consider these careers.
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Your Guide to the Hidden Art Gems of Malmö and Lund

By Jana Denisiuk
7 februari, 2025
Looking for something beyond the usual museum experience? Lundagård’s Jana Denisiuk guides you through alternative art venues in Lund and Malmö – from medieval settings to industrial spaces.
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In defence of the deadline

By Monika Dąbrowska
3 februari, 2025
While deadlines and rigorous planning are often associated with stress and anxiety, could there be another perspective to the story of the schedule? Monika Dąbrowska takes a deep dive into the culture of the deadline.
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Atomic bomb survivors honored with Nobel Peace Prize

By Mathis Hardouin
16 december, 2024
In Oslo, Nihon Hidankyo received the Nobel Peace Prize during a formal ceremony on 10th December. This Japanese association of survivors of Hiroshima and Nagasaki advocates for a world free from nuclear weapons.
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Spike in break-ins at Parentesen

By Kiechelle Andersson Luyt
11 november, 2024
Pant, gaming consoles and various electronics. Burglars have been breaking into Parentesen, climbing balconies and using crowbars to access residents’ belongings.
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Everything you need to know about the US election

By Mathis Hardouin
5 november, 2024
Today, on November 5, Americans will head to the polls to decide who will lead the United States as its next president. To help make sense of the election process and the key issues at stake, Lundagård posed six questions to Jonathan Polk, professor of political science at Lund University.
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