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Based on 2024 figures, the EU ranked the Czech Republic second-worst among all member states in the gender payment gap – a finding that hit close to home for students planning to
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As the 2026 NATO summit approaches, the government of Czech Prime Minister
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Prague Students Face a Country With a Stubborn Gender Pay Gap
Based on 2024 figures, the EU ranked the Czech Republic second-worst among all member states in the gender payment gap – a finding that
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As the possibility of a Russian-style foreign agents law hangs ominously over the Czech Republic, AAU students from countries well-versed in similar laws have
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AAU students are scrambling to finish their theses, submit final assignments, and apply for summer jobs as the year winds down, with graduates bidding
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The new AAU Wrestling club entered the campus scene this Spring semester, with club President and AAU student Tony Jeřábek promising an opportunity for
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By Alexander Tabares and Phillip Ban Hungarians of all ages took to the streets in celebration on Sunday, April 12 opening champagne bottles and
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Prague Students Face a Country With a Stubborn Gender Pay Gap
Based on 2024 figures, the EU ranked the Czech Republic second-worst among all member states in the gender payment gap – a finding that
Proposed Foreign Agents Law is Troublesome but Familiar to Some Students
As the possibility of a Russian-style foreign agents law hangs ominously over the Czech Republic, AAU students from countries well-versed in similar laws have
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AAU students are scrambling to finish their theses, submit final assignments, and apply for summer jobs as the year winds down, with graduates bidding
AAU’s New Wrestling Club Builds Community During Inaugural Semester
The new AAU Wrestling club entered the campus scene this Spring semester, with club President and AAU student Tony Jeřábek promising an opportunity for
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By Alexander Tabares and Phillip Ban Hungarians of all ages took to the streets in celebration on Sunday, April 12 opening champagne bottles and
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As the 31st annual Vodafone Prague Marathon approaches this May, third year AAU students are getting ready to take on the 42.195 kilometer race,
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