Tidningen Lundagård Information

The students own newspaper is sent to all Lund students mailbox every month. Lundagård is more than 90 years old and is Sweden's oldest student newspaper. The magazine is constantly covering the university, the unions and the student associations with dynamic reports and revealing articles on everything from illegal researchers to the student finances. In addition, Lundagård always contains longer reports, broad cultural pages and debate pages where all students are welcome to express their views. On the site Lundagard.se we deliver daily news from Lund's student life. There are also a large number of chroniclers and bloggers. On the international site Lundagard.se/en/ we publish news and chronicles in English for and by foreign students. Lundagård is owned by Lund University student corps, but is editorially unbound. The magazine is made by three student-edited editors and about 70 non-profit staff. Former employees include well-known names such as Hjalmar Gullberg, Hans Alfredsson, PM Nilsson, Karin Olsson and Rakel Chukri. Comment rules for Tidningen Lundagård's social media accounts: Feel free to comment, but respect people who are affected by the articles, other readers and our staff. The comment fields on Tidningen Lundagård's social media are for discussing issues based on the content we publish. Write under your own name, stick to the topic and respect other users. Comments must be written in Swedish or English. You are personally responsible for your comments. The magazine Lundagård is only responsible for content that the editors control and publish. This does not apply to comments on Tidningen Lundagård's social media accounts on Facebook (@tidningenlundagard), Twitter (@lundagard), Instagram (@lundagard) and Youtube (@tidningenlundagard).