”I’ve accepted that any day could be my last”
Sofia Panashchuk had to flee Kiev when the war broke out in Ukraine and came to Sweden last summer to work at Lund University. Now she’s back, even…
Sofia Panashchuk had to flee Kiev when the war broke out in Ukraine and came to Sweden last summer to work at Lund University. Now she’s back, even…
Hobbies are a great way of adding pleasure to the everyday. However, are they still meaningful when they are undertaken rarely? Philippa…
Welcome to Sweden! Lundagård's Ondrej Gomola writes about some of the things that might be good to know for new exchange students…
Lund is a town with students from all over the planet. Lundagård’s Alexandra Bradley interviewed five students studying in Sweden, who hail…
Tuesday, May 30th, Kalmar nation became the new owners of their neighboring house, Roseniusgården. The purchase means that the nation now has…
In 2021, Sweden’s migration legislation, the so-called Aliens Act, was changed. These changes mainly impacted the ability of recent international PhD graduates…
An old play's comeback in modern life. Lundagård's Florencia Larrosa has seen Lust's hilarious performance of Charley’s Aunt.
On the 12th of April, a modest release party for the newly translated book "A handbook in the Lund spirit – if…
Lund is not only the name of a city – it is also an offensive word in both Hindi and Urdu. Lundagård…
Lund is a tiny town in a country with a small population. Yet people come here from all over the world. Why?