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Musical Derivative of the Past: Copenhagen’s ‘New Normal’ Living with COVID-19
Copenhagen

Musical Derivative of the Past: Copenhagen’s ‘New Normal’ Living with COVID-19

If you walked into a music bar or venue in Copenhagen, Denmark, you may feel transported to life before the COVID-19 pandemic. While a tourist might rub their eyes to confirm a familiar environment, Copenhagen residents don’t hesitate to dance, drink and experience music. This reminiscent atmosphere is the “new…
Step into a Fairy Tale Called the Copenhagen Butterfly House
Copenhagen

Step into a Fairy Tale Called the Copenhagen Butterfly House

“Concrete jungle” is used to describe cities around the world, and Copenhagen, Denmark is no exception — even though “small concrete jungle” would probably be more accurate. Due to the city’s vast parks, water systems, and environmentally friendly areas, Copenhagen is still a city, but with many different places. One…
Reviewing ‘She-Hulk’: Light-Hearted or Fourth Wall Flounder?
Critical Writing

Reviewing ‘She-Hulk’: Light-Hearted or Fourth Wall Flounder?

  Wondering whether to watch the newest Marvel movie — ‘She-Hulk’? See what two of our critical writing reviewers had to say.   Review: ‘She-Hulk’ Transforms Between Light-Hearted and Heavy-Handed  The first episode of “She-Hulk: Attorney at Law,” Marvel Studios’ latest streaming offering on Disney+, tells the origin story of…
Here’s How UGA Students Decorate for Comfort and Relaxation
Home & Garden

Here’s How UGA Students Decorate for Comfort and Relaxation

Posters, plants, paint, pictures and a few oddities create the feeling of home as University of Georgia students settle in for the fall semester in Athens. Decor styles range from boho to coastal to industrial rustic as they personalize their rooms in dorms, apartments, and sorority and fraternity houses.  Classic…
How To Engage in Multimedia Journalism
Doing Journalism

How To Engage in Multimedia Journalism

Students creating their first multiplatform reporting assignment are tasked with engaging their audience in a story that contains several aspects to fully present the narrative, but what does it really mean to shoot photo and video or produce audio and graphics — not to mention write an article? The following…
The Requirement of a Bike: Seeing Copenhagen from the Sidewalk
Copenhagen

The Requirement of a Bike: Seeing Copenhagen from the Sidewalk

Before studying abroad, I never expected to feel left out due to my inability to ride a bicycle. Even in cities where bikes are popular, such as Oxford, England, I was fine walking and taking buses. However, Copenhagen is different as its size demands the ability to ride a bike…
Handball: A Reflection of Denmark’s Culture, Values
Copenhagen

Handball: A Reflection of Denmark’s Culture, Values

Handball reflects Denmark’s core values and allows tourists a deeper connection to Danish culture. Being an active fan of handball as a visitor is a simple and engaging decision to feel like a local while exploring the country. Social Relevance The sport’s fast-paced movement and three-step rule cause demand for…
The Lead: Daniella Zalcman on reimagining documentary photography
Doing Journalism

The Lead: Daniella Zalcman on reimagining documentary photography

Daniella Zalcman is an award-winning documentary photographer with work in National Geographic Magazine, Smithsonian Magazine, the Wall Street Journal, and in The New York Times — just to name a few places. She joins The Lead to discuss how photojournalists can reimagine documentary photography to tell compelling stories, the inspiration…
Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen: A Place to Feel Like a Kid Again
Copenhagen

Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen: A Place to Feel Like a Kid Again

Amusement parks have always brought me a sense of thrill and happiness — now, they bring me feelings of nostalgia. Growing up, I went to amusement parks with my family all the time. Whether it was Disney World or a small park in New Hampshire, I always had a great…
An Egalitarian Work Culture: What We Can Learn from the Danes
Copenhagen

An Egalitarian Work Culture: What We Can Learn from the Danes

Danish work culture is known for its emphasis on work-life balance, resulting in a healthy relationship with work that doesn’t necessarily sacrifice quality. This presents a stark contrast to “hustle culture,” a popular sentiment in the United States where the value of a worker is measured by whether they go…
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