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Customers utilize Bastard Café as a community-gathering location for food and games in Copenhagen, Denmark. (Photo/Niyati Patel)

Cultivating Copenhagen’s Community Through Games: Bastard Café

Thousands of board games line the walls, coupled with loud music and colorful art ...

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Copenhagen Stage: Finding Identity in Culture, Choreography

Staring at his reflection in the studio’s mirror thinking back on the past 20 ...

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Chef Frédéric Terrible shows the class how to begin to fold pastry to create Spaudauer on June 12. (Photo/Megan Fitzgerald)

Danish Pastry Class Offers Insight into Denmark’s Cuisine

In almost every coffee shop in Copenhagen, a tourist can stop in and pick ...

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Outside of Message, a clothing store in Copenhagen, where the mannequins exhibit Copenhagen street style. (Photo/ Mimi Klump)

Fashion In Copenhagen: A Little Bit of Everything

Trench coats, bright colors, jeans and corduroy galore. That is what fashion is seen ...

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Tourists on the “Hygge and Happiness Tour” walk down Krusemyntegade street in Copenhagen, Denmark on June 3, 2022. (Photo/Megan Fitzgerald)

The Allure of ‘Hygge’ and How It Attracts Denmark’s Tourists

While planning an upcoming trip to Denmark, tourists often stumble upon a unique Danish ...

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Implications of Mass Cancelations Travel Industry Faced During Pandemic

  In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, the travel industry is slowly on ...

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Rook and Pawn Bartender Divulges Impact of COVID-19

  Abigail Burrow, a bartender at The Rook & Pawn, describes her personal experience ...

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The Lead: Laura James On Global Cultural Trends

Welcome back to another pre-recorded episode of The Lead amid the developing COVID-19 crisis. ...

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Christina Somphone, 24, was raised to expect to marry a man who was well off. Her mother’s voice echoed in her head, “Dress up more, you’re a girl. You’re too masculine.” Her mother criticized her appearance, telling Somphone that she needed to put more effort into attracting men. “There are a lot of different types of men, and I didn’t need to cater to men,” Somphone said.(Illustration/Yekaterina Ko)

Being a Woman in a Confucian Household: The Expectations Placed on Three Women’s Shoulders

You must be thin, petite and light-skinned with long, black hair and big, round ...

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Hair mannequins in the Barbara Holmes' Haarkunst in Munich, Germany on Friday, May 4, 2019. (Photo: Anaya R. Gibson)

Hair Cuts and Community: Drawing Parallels Between American, German Black Barbershop Cultures

The barbershop and the hair salon are places we go to get our hair ...

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A hanging lebkochenherz provides a welcome greeting to those strolling within the Viktualienmarkt. (Photo/Chloe Slafka)

The Viktualienmarkt, the Place to Be on a Sunny Day in Munich

Colorful booths line the cobblestone streets, the scent of lavender and curried meats fill ...

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International Students Speak Out About Campus Internationalization Efforts

Adjusting to the lifestyle of a college student is hectic at best for anyone. ...

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