+ Do you know what the Working Groups did in March? + Are you aware of what kind of tasks they develop and which topics they are tackling? + Do want to know more about them but actually you never had the chance to do so? Here you are, the Issue 3 of the Working Groups’ Monthly Newsletter – March 2012. You… Read more →
Alfredo Sellitti – President February officially represented our half term benchmark, and despite being the shortest month of the year it didn’t prove to be the least busy. On the 2nd of February I participated in the consultation round for defining the Strategic Priorities of the European Youth Forum. The process is almost coming to an end, and it is… Read more →
The AEGEEan caught up with project manager Diana Yolova of the Higher Education Days Project, asking her questions about why her team should win The AEGEEans Choice Awards 2012 for best project. The AEGEEan: “What was the main focus of the Higher Education Days (HED) project in 2011?” Diana: “The focus of HED from the beginning until the end of… Read more →
There are lots of things people like about being a member of our beloved association. The friendships we make, places we discover, European Nights some unfortunate souls do not remember, and the familiarity. AEGEE is a little world where lots of people seem to know each other. You go to an event, meet new people, and, after the other introduces… Read more →
Today you can hear a lot of gossips about nearly dead Belarusian antennae which are still saving their statuses only due to previous merits, and that their last mutual international event was a dramatic catastrophe… “Myth is the hidden part of every story, the buried part, the region that is still unexplored because there are as yet no words to… Read more →
As editor-in-chief I hoped this day would never come and I am so sorry to tell you this: The AEGEEan magazine will stop existing. This is the last article which will appear in the magazine. Recently there were many articles published and maybe you ask yourself why we end now. For you it might come out of nowhere, but the… Read more →
