In my previous Agorae, visitors used to tell me how great it was to be a visitor in a statutory event, without any obligations. Late wake-up, breakfast, maybe some sightseeing, maybe a plenary, lunch, catching up with old friends, dinner, and party till the morning. It never sounded appealing to me, and I replied by saying that I would not miss… Read more →
Most of our readers are still unaware that there’s a potential project within AEGEE focused on bringing an open and tolerant space for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transsexual (LGBT) members of our association: the QUEER project. We interviewed one of its members, E.G. The AEGEEan: Can you give a short introduction for those who do not know about the project? How did it… Read more →
Maybe you have heard the name of AEGEE-Brno in connection with Summer Universities (SU), New Year events, Spring Universities or local events, but in any case in connection with fun. However, in April they took the challenge to organise the first Network Meeting (NWM) in their and in Czech history, showing that they are able to organise serious events, too!… Read more →
The last day of Agora Enschede was eventful. Not only because of the fact that the results were revealed but also because the diplomas were handed over to the winners of The AEGEEans Choice Awards, two new Working Groups were approved by the Agora, and the day ended quite late, maybe a bit too late in accordance with the expectations… Read more →
Some days before the Agora took place in Enschede, Comité Directeur announced the host of the Spring Agora 2013. The result is: It will not be one local, nor two… no! It will be seven locals: AEGEE-Darmstadt, AEGEE-Frankfurt, AEGEE-Heidelberg, AEGEE-Kaiserslautern, AEGEE-Karlsruhe, AEGEE-Mainz-Wiesbaden and AEGEE-Mannheim! Each one of these locals is too small and has too few members to ever host… Read more →
The need for quality events with good thematic content has been long recognised in AEGEE and last year, the Events Committee (EVC) was created to help the event organisers achieve just that. As the next step, the EVC decided to organise a workshop at this Agora to create a discussion amongst members from different locals about what makes a good… Read more →
AEGEE-København members asked me before I headed off to the Agora if I had been a delegate before at a statutory event. Despite being my second Agora, Agora Enschede was the first time that I was a delegate for AEGEE-København. My antenna tried to prepare me but there is no way they could have ever prepared me for Agora Enschede.… Read more →
As you all can recognise well from the Agora, the Action Agenda Coordination Team (ACT) Committee has dedicated to support the locals who contribute to the Action Agenda. In order to do this ACT members created useful packages which include the objectives for each Focus Area. One of them is ‘organising an event or action where students can get in… Read more →
Media, Arabs, culture, fun and so many experiences. I do not even know how to start. I will just say that everything was so good and lovely that it took me some time to come back to everyday reality and write this article. An article about an amazing week spent in Krakow during the EuroArab Project. An explosive mixture of… Read more →
