The Argentine Football Obsession in South Asia
Fifteen thousand kilometers from Buenos Aires, streets in Kerala, Kolkata, Dhaka turn blue and white every four years. Why does South Asia love the Argentinian football team so much?
Author: The Graduate Press Editorial Team and Staff Writers
What Does It Mean to Be a Woman in a World That Still Isn’t Safe?
by Juanita Herrera We women hear it so often: “Don’t go alone at night”. “Be careful”. “Text me when youContinue Reading
Straw Polls of Power? The Secretary-General Election and the Exclusion of States Outside the UN Security Council
The race for the next UN Secretary-General has highlighted the outsized role the Security Council plays in selecting the organization’s top official. Security Council membership constitutes a form of influence over the SG selection process, yet fifty-nine UN Member States have never served on Council.
How do you spell change?
by Nadir Gerber Кириллча ёзиши ватаннинг тарихi бўlish қила оладими? Маданиятисhi? Тiл ÿзgartirilganса, халқ ham o’zgaradimi? Can Cyrillic be aContinue Reading
At Jantar Mantar, A Triumph in Government Oversight for India’s Youth
Image courtesy of Satvika Mahajan by Francesca Polano June 20th marked the start of a youth-led protest at Jantar Mantar,Continue Reading
Geneva Tips from a local
By Melisa Kisacik Les aubes at Bains des Pâquis: Catch Geneva at its most magical at Bains des Pâquis. EveryContinue Reading
Geneva’s Invisible Divide
By Valentine Matta A few days ago, I was at the renowned Geneva University of Art and Design (HEAD). AContinue Reading
Geneva Haikus
By Lillian Tzanev Snow-capped peaks pierce clouds.A spring sun warms the blue sheen. Still, la bise lingers. Bankers and beggarsbyContinue Reading
Layers of Hope
A Glimmer of Hope at the Institute By Laura Minnetian A few weeks ago, my dear friend Lena asked me,Continue Reading
Rebirth at the Border
By José Eduardo Martínez Torres The Graduate Press team asked non-EU/EFTA students how the process of migrating has been experienced.Continue Reading
