23 years old Lavinia Țole is an AEGEE enthusiastic girl from AEGEE-București who aims to take one of the six free spots in the Network Commission. She joined AEGEE in 2013, and after six months as Tekla Hajdu’s Subcommissioner, she is ready to take up the job. We asked some questions to get to know more about her and her… Read more →
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Lucia Gavulová for Project Manager of SUCT: “I Want to Share My Knowledge and Make It Possible for All Locals to Organise a SU”
Lucia Gavulová is a 25 years old Slovakian born, now living in Aachen. President of AEGEE-Bratislava, she joined AEGEE more than three years ago becoming an active member (as well as board member) very quickly. She has a master in Molecular Biology, but now she is working for one of the biggest IT companies in the world (she still enjoys… Read more →
Tom Simons for Chairperson: “A Second Term Will Allow Me to Go More in Depth in Improving Statutory Events.”
Tom Simons, a 23 years old Dutch student of Industrial design, is one of the candidates for a position as Chairperson (Vice-Chairperson) of the Agora/ European Planing Meeting (EPM). Member since 2010, Tom covered several positions in his local (AEGEE-Enschede) and was a member of the Mediation Commission. At Autumn Agora Cagliari he was elected as Chairperson of the Agora and… Read more →
Proposals for Dummies II: Improving Summer University
Just like we did for the last Agorae, for Autumn Agora Kyïv again we want to provide you with a short and easy summary of the proposals submitted for the Agora. In this second round, we will be explaining you three proposals that focus on improving our biggest project to date: the Summer University project. These proposals are called ‘Improving… Read more →
“An Agora Seldom Comes Alone”: Discover the Pre-events of Autumn Agora Kyïv 2015
From the 14th to the 18th of October, one of AEGEE’s most important events, the Autumn Agora, will be held in Kyïv and as any seasoned AEGEE member knows: an Agora seldom comes alone. The main event is always accompanied by several pre-events that are organised especially by dedicated antennae. This years participants had the opportunity to choose from five creative… Read more →
40 Partners in Crime (Re)Discovering the Dutch Culture!
From the 21th of July to the 5th of August, 24 crazy participants were ready for a new adventure: discovering the “other side” of the Netherlands by joining the Travelling Summer University (TSU) of Utrecht, Delft & Amsterdam: Discover Your New Partner in Crime. During these two weeks everyone found their partners, worked together on several tasks and got to experience the… Read more →
Proposals for Dummies I: Changing the CIA, the Role of JC During Elections and Removing CD as Observer in the JC
Just like we did for the last Agorae, for Autumn Agora Kyïv again we want to provide you with a short and easy summary of the proposals submitted for the Agora. In this first round, we will be explaining you three proposals that are aimed at improving the CIA and the work of Juridical Commission, namely ‘Improving the CIA one… Read more →
Discover Your Dark Side with AEGEE-León
The best two weeks we could have ever have, I never really understood the AEGEE spirit until now. It was the morning of the first day of the SU. Finally the Summer was here and the participants were arriving. You could not imagine how good it felt, after months of only talking through Facebook, to finally meet all of them. It… Read more →
AEGEE-Leuven Tries Its Luck in a Dating App… and Finds It!
As a small local, as many of you probably know, it’s not always easy to find a sufficiently stable members’ base. This seemed like AEGEE-Leuven’s destiny, until Heleen Yu, their previous President, suggested creating a Tinder dating profile for the local. AEGEE-Leuven was quickly convinced, and so it happened: “Hi there! My name is AEGEE-Leuven, and I am (pardon my… Read more →
Where is Europe, sometimes?
Sometimes news pass unobserved. On Monday, 20th of April, in Catania, the Linguistic aperitif moved from its’ usual location (a pub near the city harbour) and not for a stupid reason. The harbour had to be the scene of one of the saddest events of the last months. More than 900 people – including 200 women and up to 50 children… Read more →