If you have lived in Norway for a while, you may have noticed that Norwegians turn any opportunity into a long weekend or even better, a...

You might not believe this, but the food you’re eating from Trondheim and Trøndelag took 100 million years to grow! MOUNTAINS AND VALLEYS...

Words by Jonas Langset Hustad Uh-oh, winter is here! Life slowly freezes to a complete stop as the days become ever shorter and the...

Socially Active Hibernator By: Katie Lineer Winters in Trondheim can be tough! The lack of sunlight takes its toll on the vitamin D...

Whether you are ‘new’ or ‘old’ in town, we at The List want to make sure you know exactly where to go to hang out in Trondheim. Pack up...

Photos: Will Lee-Wright, Hege Røkenes In the last few years, Trondheim has seen a huge increase in the amount of people interested in...

Photos: Gangstad Gård The norms in tourism are slowly changing; more and more people look to experience authentic food, drink, culture...

Reinventing a former asylum into a house for synergistic collaboration. by Zane Datava, Evgenii Salganik This five-hundred-year-old...

It's spooky season! Mark the occasion by seeing one of the coolest interactive horror productions showing in Trondheim. On October 2,...

New Fall Hours: Sunday: 1pm-8pm Wednesday: 11am-1pm Thur & Fri: 4pm -11pm Saturday: 12pm - 11pm This community-based hub is part of...

What is SiT? SiT is every student’s mother in Trondheim, in a way. SiT takes care of student-welfare by ensuring their access to...

Jon Vu-Yen Nguyen is an active force in Trondheim’s cultural milieu. He was the festival manager of Bakkefestivalen and now actively...

In our most recent volume of the magazine, we explored our city’s enigmatic neighbourhood – Svartlamon. We know this neighbourhood...

We are one year into the pandemic and a hug is one of the things we miss the most. But how to physically go about this in Norway is...