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 →
Today it would be very hard to believe that AEGEE-Valencia has actually been founded 20 years ago – it still attracts so many young people from the Valencia region and is as energetic as ever in spreading the ideas of united Europe, friendship and cultural exchange in the West of Spain. Twenty years ago, in the last months of 1991,… Read more →
Remember those questions about the Structured Dialogue of the EU, which were sent by our Liason Officer towards European Youth Forum? This is what it is all about! Structured Dialogue for DUMMIES: Who? Young people and policy makers. What? A space for young people and policy makers to discuss and feed into European youth policy at national and European level together. A tool… Read more →
“Can you imagine the potential of this group in Europe?” Sergio Casado, participant from AEGEE-Granada asked during the last reflection session of the week. The room became silent. We all felt the magical atmosphere surrounding us. Now, ten days later, I think I have finally found the right answer to his question: our potential is limitless. In the following paragraphs… Read more →
Last year, AEGEE-Utrecht organised a Winter University with the theme name “Try Before You Die”. This event took place in three different Dutch cities: Utrecht, Amsterdam and Gouda. Before the event took place, the committee, consisting of Adinda Werkman, Josje Hiddink, Sanne Bleekers, Simon Bak, Johan van Houten and Miriam Frantzen, selected twenty enthusiastic participants out of 53 applications. The… Read more →
It is my pleasure to introduce the new Local of the Month: AEGEE-Tübingen! This month we like to honour an antenna really deserving this nomination because of their great effort in organising a series of lectures about conflicts in Europe, tackling human rights, medical treatment of migrants, education, and cultural diversity. In cooperation with other student associations they discussed how… Read more →
Almost every Georgian student wishes to study in Europe. The reason for that is to gain international experience, get to know different people with various living standards, make new friends, share experiences with them and return home with new ideas and perspectives. As one of the Georgian exchange students said: “Studying abroad is a big challenge because you need to… Read more →
We are happy to introduce you the Academy’s newest members, Katre Helena, Hara Kogkou and Kathrin Renner. Katre Helena I am Katre-Helena from AEGEE-Tartu and I have been an AEGEE member already for quite a few years. AEGEE has changed me in many ways and I have never regretted joining it. Now being in Academy will give me finally a… Read more →
Sunday, 5th of February 12:30. Olimpia is unexpectedly late for our rendezvous at the train station. 30 more minutes and we will set off for Istanbul! This should take about 19 hours, but it’s fine, we’re going to sleep most of the time anyway. 13:05. We’re both on the train and Olimpia’s updating her Facebook status and hoping for an… Read more →
A while ago someone recommended this page to me on Facebook: Everybody wants to change the world, but nobody wants to change. I realised that there is some truth in it. We hear it on the radio and television how everyone wants the economy to improve, but what are we actually doing to better the financial situation we are in?… Read more →
