Bien was a Danish language newspaper that circulated in the United States for over a century, from the late 1800s to the early 2000s. The paper served as a vital link to the homeland for Danish immigrants, providing news and cultural content in their native language.
By 1900, the Danish immigrant community in the United States had established a significant number of Danish-language newspapers, with 34 founded and support provided to 24 Danish-Norwegian publications. Fifteen of these newspapers, including Bien, continued to circulate by this time.
Sophus Hartwick concluded his role as the chief editor of Bien in 1930, after leading the newspaper since 1897.
Bien modernized its printing process in 2001, transitioning from Linotype to computer typesetting under the leadership of Poul Andersen, a member of the Danish resistance movement.
On May 24, 2018, Bien, having transitioned to digital platforms, ceased its print publication, marking the end of its long run as a printed newspaper.
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