By Diana Kleskenova and Natalie Gourlay If you are an EU citizen currently living in Prague, this week you can have a say in how the city is run., By taking part
By Jackson Gillies & Michael Probst AAU Football got themselves back into the win column with a 2-1 victory over SC Xaos on Monday, rebounding from a tough 8-0 loss to Galaksia
New and returning clubs filled the atrium of the main hall at AAU today, encouraging curious students to join. A wide array of activities were represented, with athletics, art and leisure clubs
Need a break? You’ve come to the right place. Happy Crossword Monday! Today’s Procrastination Corner features the daily wordle and sudoku, plus a crossword to entertain you during your “I’ll get back
Tens of thousands of people filled Prague’s Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square last month in support of President Petr Pavel, while many Czech students at Anglo-American University watched closely and cheered
AAU internal applications for exchange programs in fall close next week with opportunities spanning across 37 universities worldwide. Due to some universities’ limited spots for AAU students, the internal application process will
When winter in Prague starts to feel endless, a quick weekend escape can make all the difference and with budget airlines it’s possible to swap grey skies for sunshine. Whether you’re wandering
The annual Back To School Party at Café Des Taxis had a strong turnout as the first official event of the new year, proving to be an energetic start to the semester.
Four AAU business students are developing an app for women and LGBTQ members which will allow users to rate the safety of different places on an interactive map of Prague. The team,
AAU hosted its bi-annual Club Fair this Tuesday, where students could learn more about the 27 clubs available or represent their own. This semester there are 21 returning clubs and six new