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September 15, 2011
"I don't lie, steal, accept bribes, or cheat, so.."

AAU's Student Council elections are on. You can still vote until next Wednesday. Find out how to vote, why to vote and who to vote for.

Until Wednesday, September 21 you can still vote in the AAU Student Council elections. The voting will take place in the courtyard of AAU's building with ballots available to students between classes at the following times: 11:00-11:30, 14:15-14:45, and 17:30-18:00, except for Friday when the time will be limited to 8:30-9:00, and Tuesday, when, for technical reasons, there will be no voting.

Why vote?

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.

March 4, 2011
Concert: Gentry Bronson at AAU Library for free

American pianoman Gentry Bronson in Prague: Singer. Songwriter. Pianist. Poet. Storyteller. Showman. Entertainer. Gentry Bronson has been enchanting audiences worldwide. Inspired by his musical heroes Peter Gabriel and Tom Waits, Gentry demonstrates that rare combination of musical talent and inner spirit that light up a concert stage.

This event on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/event.php?eid=128535547219712

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February 5, 2011
Music's everywhere - but morphing fast

The Oxford English Dictionary calls music "The art of combining vocal or instrumental sounds in a pleasing way." For some people it provides harmony, serenity, and peace, while others find it energetic, appalling or even annoying. How did we get from classical music to electro-funky-house-chill-new era?

February 8, 2008

The Oxford English Dictionary calls music "The art of combining vocal or instrumental sounds in a pleasing way." For some people it provides harmony, serenity, and peace, while others find it energetic, appalling or even annoying. How did we get from classical music to electro-funky-house-chill-new era?