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May 11, 2011
La Pasion: everybody dance

“I wanted it to personify the essence and spirit of a group,” she says. “Then I understood that passion is the word that describes us.”

Anglo-American University’s first dance team is seeking girls for whom dance is not just a word.

With the slogan “come and dance with us for fun and competitively,” the group aims to add something missing at AAU since its founding in 1990. This semester, law student Dajana Imenova got the idea of creating a dance crew when she first enrolled.

“Life is dance,” she says. “A good dance group is the face of the university.” In February Imenova won approval from the Student Council.

May 11, 2011
Rock drummer finds rhythm in classroom

“He has a rock and roll attitude towards life. He’s never stressed," says Jiři Chvojka.

After his French 2 class, held near the library, Honza Hladík headed next door to Gloria Jean’s Coffee for his interview with ALW.

A first-year International Relations student studying his second semester at AAU, a tall Hladík in his very recognizable black rimmed glasses, gives a warm hello and treats himself to a Cappuccino before getting ready for our interview.

“Excusez-moi,” he says, fresh from his last class and apologizing for his short delay.

February 6, 2011
Cypriot artist Stylianou to teach AAU summer photo course

In May 2009, Anglo-American University will welcome back Cypriot artist Theopisti Stylianou to teach a documentary photography course over the summer aimed at helping students create fresh pictures of Prague.
"My goal is to work with a diverse and motivated group of students to help them discover, follow, and shape their own photographic voice," said Stylianou.

December 1, 2008

In May 2009, Anglo-American University will welcome back Cypriot artist Theopisti Stylianou to teach a documentary photography course over the summer aimed at helping students create fresh pictures of Prague.
"My goal is to work with a diverse and motivated group of students to help them discover, follow, and shape their own photographic voice," said Stylianou.