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  • School is not a breeding ground for crime, “Mr. Expert”. The Erasmus case and the EU’s geopolitical soft power

    Ondřej Koutník, journalist and podcaster at Klub rváčů examines the recent claims made by blogger and security analyst Milan Mikulecký, who linked the Erasmus study program to migration and human smuggling. The full Czech version of his commentary is available here. Blogger and security analyst, Milan Mikulecký, recently published a noteworthy piece linking the Erasmus […]

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  • Does Erasmus open the door to mass migration, or is it actually a smart investment in Czech universities and regional security?

    Richard Olehla, Vice-Rector for Academic Quality and Internationalization at Anglo-American University views Erasmus as a way of broadening students’ horizons and connecting European values. He commented this: Many people who studied in Europe around the turn of the millennium will remember the film The Spanish Apartment (L’Auberge espagnole). It’s not just nostalgia that sweeps over […]

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    Leading a Revolution Tour: November 17th

    Professor Joshua Hayden, Department Chair of Social Sciences and Lecturer in Leadership Studies, led the fourth annual Freedom and Democracy tour, giving students and faculty a glimpse into the history and anniversary of the student-led movements for liberation.  Inspired by his own research into Vaclav Havel, theatre, and leaders facing adversity, Dr. Hayden developed this […]

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  • AAU Career Expo 2025

    AAU’s annual Career Expo brought 15 companies to meet students and lead workshops about their missions, projects, and advice for emerging professionals. Students built connections and prepared for the next step in their career journeys whether they were actively job-hunting or simply curious about future opportunities. “The great thing about being here is that it […]

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