Mahdya skrifar opið bréf til Íslands um reynslu sína af því að vera kona sem velur að hylja hár sitt með höfuðklút (á Urdu).
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Mahdya writes a letter to Iceland about her experience as a woman who chooses to wear a headscarf (Urdu version).
Read MoreMahdya writes a letter to Iceland about her experience as a woman who chooses to wear a headscarf.
Read MoreDino Ðula has some advice for people that are starting a new life in a new country.
Read MoreSam Cone writes about being an international student.
Read MoreVictoria Bakshina went to Arctic Circle in Harpan and writes about her experience, and what it is that concerns the Arctic youth.
Read MoreIgor Stax is not only a member of the Student Paper’s journalists group. He’s also a political refugee, an investigative journalist who had to flee his native Ukraine and come to Iceland. Along with Mahdya Malik, he tells his story.
Read MoreMahdya Malik asked some international students what their favorite Icelandic words were.
Read MoreRohit skrifar um reynslu sína af því að vera utanaðkomandi.
Read MoreBefore every election politicians promise us everything we can dream of. Arnheiður Björnsdóttir looks at the promises that were broken.
Read MoreIn a few short months, the twenty-sixth United Nations (UN) Climate Conference, COP26, will take place in Glasgow, Scotland. With the scientific consensus increasingly unanimous on the facts of climate change, the fate of our future lies in the hands of our world leaders and policymakers, as they prepare to discuss the coordinated social transition towards a low carbon future, necessary to avoid climate catastrophe. Are the UN negotiators up to the task?
Stefaniya Ogurtsova proposes the question.
Anna María Björnsdóttir and Snædís Björnsdóttir look at the ways that students can get into politics.
Read MoreWhat are the parties that made into the parliament going to do for students in the next term? Snædís Björnsdóttir went over their promises.
Read MoreMahdya Umar went to Kvennskólinn and asked some of the University’s future students what they’d like to tell the parliament.
Read MoreMelkorka Gunborg Briansdóttir asked two international students studying at the University of Oxford and The Symbiosis School for Liberal Arts about their experience being a student in the pandemic.
Read MoreSam Cone goes over the cultural importance of the Althing in international context.
Read MoreBirta Björnsdóttir Kjerúlf takes a look at Sólin, a grades-scale published by The Icelandic Youth Environmentalist Association right before the parliament elections on September 25th.
Read MoreLilja Rannveig Sigurgeirsdóttir flew into the parliament during the elections in September. Karitas M. Bjarkadóttir sat down with her and asked her about students’ rights, climate change amongst other things.
Read MoreWhat is the CASSINI Hackathon? Stefán Ari Dahl is here to tell the readers of the Student Paper all about it.
Read MoreWhat’s all this fuss about a new constitution? Lísa Margrét Gunnarsdóttir has a quick explanation.
Read MoreLísa Margrét Gunnarsdóttir interviewed Sóley Tómasdóttir about gender equality in politics.
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