The Israeli community in Aarhus »
By Nili Fainguelernt, photos by Vlad Dumitrescu-Petrica
Anti-Semitic hostility is on the rise. From Jewish cemeteries being vandalized, to people suffering verbal abuse
The Ukrainians living in Denmark are keeping their cultural heritage alive »
By Vasylyna Bulyk, photos by Olga Piskun
Preserving the culture and traditions in a new living environment, and integrating into society at the
Amazing job opportunity: writers wanted »
Jutland Station is looking for volunteer writers to join the new team starting with October 2019.
The volunteer writers are expected to
Aarhus City Welcome 2019 »
By Kirsten Vestergaard Lauridsen, City of Aarhus, photos by Per Ryolf, City of Aarhus
Once again, this September, the City of Aarhus
Aarhus’ answer to radicalisation – a success story »
By Louise Rasmussen, photos by Guki Giunashvili, Paxels.com and Flick.com
Erhan Kilic starts telling his story in the small attic of Free
Lunar New Year: Aarhus celebrates the Year of the Pig »
By Haoruo Wei, Photos by Haoruo Wei
The legendary dragon is dancing around the hall decorated by national flags of China and
How far is the Far East »
By Haoruo Wei, Photos by Haoruo Wei
Mariana Lin, is one of the expats among about 170 nationalities living in Aarhus. She
Have yourself some Indian hygge »
By Tanushree Basuroy, photos by Sarah Van Meel, Wirada Saelim and Yasmine Hassanain
On a crisp November night, the air rings with laughter and
When words become your veil of resistance: a conversation with Amina Elmi »
By Bernarda Carranza, photos by Christian Nordholt
Amina Elmi is soft-spoken yet her words are sharp and her presence is powerful. She stands
The rise of the Day of the Dead »
By Karem Nerio, photos by Sarah Van Meel
Strips of shredded paper decorate the entrance. A few meters ahead, a woman sings