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House of Acne Paper Is Your Crazy Fantasy Home - Vimarsana News

House of Acne Paper Is Your Crazy Fantasy Home

On the launch day of the 18th issue of Acne Paper, editor Thomas Persson tells us about the process of envisioning a fantasy home in print.

Acne Studios has created a fantasy house in the pages of latest Acne Paper - Vimarsana News

Acne Studios has created a fantasy house in the pages of latest Acne Paper

What might be found within the four walls of an Acne Studios home? A new edition of Acne Paper – the Swedish fashion brand’s long-standing print magazine – provides an answer

New chair of KTH University board fights for a free academia - Vimarsana News

New chair of KTH University board fights for a free academia

Johan Sterte is the new Chair of the KTH University board as of 1 May. He is currently County Governor of Västmanland and has a long and broad background in the sector. “I was made an offer I couldn’t refuse. I am delighted and honoured to be Chair. The role is an excellent fit with my background.”

Partnerships produce solid results for the labour market of the future - Vimarsana News

Partnerships produce solid results for the labour market of the future

The Swedish labour market is currently suffering a skills shortage in many areas while at the same time, Sweden has high unemployment. Could a...

The far right's triumph in my country reveals a very Swedish brand of intolerance | Gina Gustavsson - Vimarsana News

The far right's triumph in my country reveals a very Swedish brand of intolerance | Gina Gustavsson

During the campaign, political parties on the right and left proved that our supposed liberalism is only skin deep, says Swedish politics professor Gina Gustavsson