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On Friday 20 October Lund University opened its doors for the first Alumni Homecoming Weekend in history. It was an exciting weekend where over 200 members of the Alumni Network returned for a visit to their alma mater and joined exclusive guided tours, inspiring alumni lectures, social activities and a glittering gala dinner at Grand Hotel. It turned out to be a weekend filled with good memories, new friends and long-awaited reunions. Read more |
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Researchers have discovered several extraordinary items at the Antikythera shipwreck site in Greece, including bronze statue pieces and a mystery disc decorated with a bull. Read more |
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Is a gluten-free diet good for your health and why is there plastic in the brain tissue of fish? Sweden’s (the world’s?) first course for drone operators has been launched by Lund University’s School of Aviation. The Ravensbrück Archive (Holocaust survivors' stories) is now open to the public and researchers. Read more |
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Event in Zimbabwe. If you are in Lund, you are welcome to "Lunch with a Pro" or you can take the opportunity to visit the exhibition on the mummy of Peder Winstrup. Read more |
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Lundensaren brings you scenes from a 350th anniversary party for staff and students. There is a new sculpture in Lundagård, created by Charlotte Gyllenhammar, that is well worth a look.
Lund University has held alumni events in Portland, New York and Washington, D.C. Read more
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Jacob “Svasse” Bergqvist was a Bachelor of Laws when he made a career change from civil servant to revue writer. An article in two parts (part 2). Read more |
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