Midterm Elections and the Ghost of Modernization in Mexico
By Wendy Esther Morán In the midst of the six-year presidential term of Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), the 2021Continue Reading
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A Wave of Ocean Plastic: The Brazilian Tormenta
By Laisa Branco de Almeida Upon returning to my hometown, the feeling of being immersed in a post-apocalyptic scenario stunsContinue Reading
Turbulent Obscurity with Hope
By Vishnu Varatharajan I vividly remember the late winter day last year when I took a train from Bornholmer Strasse,Continue Reading
Five Fingers on One Hand
By Brady Nevins I read once when I was a kid that there were three ways to determine if somethingContinue Reading
The Geneva Debate: The Student-Led Revival of a Civic Tradition
By Jhilam Gangopadhyay The Graduate Press interviewed three members of the Lafayette Society to learn more about the initiative, asContinue Reading
Resurrecting Reason: The Hopeful Audacity of Bringing Rational Discussion Back from the Dead in 2021
By Theodore James Paul For most of the world, reminiscing about the past fifteen months does not come with greatContinue Reading
Swipe Right to Hire
By Michelle Olguin Last week, I went straight from a job interview to a Tinder date. It required exactly noneContinue Reading
Burqas, Muslim women, and the double state of exception
By Izzeddin Araj In 2013, Palestinian-American anthropologist Laila Abu-Lughod published her must-read book, “Do Muslim Women Need Saving?” The bookContinue Reading
Be Water – the Ancient Chinese Way
By Charlotte Qin How does the way we perceive water affect our self-identities? What does water teach us about treatingContinue Reading
Coronavirus Dispatch from an American Explorer
By Janine Furtado Disclaimer: The following article should be taken as satire. It depictsa fictitious situation told from the perspectiveContinue Reading
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