A new language school has officially opened its doors in Aarhus »
By Madalina Paxaman and Laura Naima Kabelka, photos by Haoruo Wei and Guki Giunashvili
The language school (Sprogskole) is for the newcomer
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
Enjoying the Christmas Season like a Dane »
By Laura Naima Kabelka, photos by Guki Giunashvili, Haoruo Wei and Bridget Dooley
The Danes are a very particular people. Their every-day habits
The monthly recap of Danish politics and society – November 2018 »
By Gustav Hoejmark-Jensen, photos by pxhere.com and YouTube.com
In this month’s recap of Danish news and politics: The notorious social worker and
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
A community is finding its voice: Ukrainians in Denmark »
By Yuliia Mishyna, photos by Haoruo Wei
For the first time, Ukrainians living in Denmark are acting as one unit. On October 27th,
The monthly recap of Danish politics and society – October 2018 »
By Gustav Hoejmark-Jensen, photos by Madalina Paxaman and pxphotos.com
In October, it is all about the money: Denmark discovers it has given 12.7 billion
Letter from the editor »
Dear readers,
This autumn, Jutland Station celebrates five years of existence. While this might not seem much, for a local magazine such