What the Kettle Left Behind: Reflections on the G7 Protest in Geneva
By Wassim Atrissi, Itzhak Dorai, Noa Sara Lehmann On June 14th, the G7 summit came to Geneva, and with it,Continue Reading
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“Put aside the computer, write by hand”: the resurgence of traditional forms of learning in the Institute
by Audrey Hubleur What if innovation in education meant blending the past with the present? As at other universities inContinue Reading
Opinion: Journalistic resilience despite new era challenges
By Sydney Wiser In recent years, journalism has often been regarded as an ailing industry. As large news organizations downsizeContinue Reading
Peindre, effacer, recommencer : à Genève, les murs refusent de se taire
Par Melisa Kisacik À Genève, il suffit de repasser deux fois au même endroit pour comprendre que les murs neContinue Reading
How to unify a city
by Paolo Tarony Saisi de Chateauneuf On Sunday, June 14th, at 5:15 in the morning, I was on the streetsContinue Reading
Rebirth for Europe?
Péter Magyar Election in Hungary By Paolo Tarony Saisi de Chateauneuf On the night of April 12th, on the banksContinue Reading
ReBirth on the Page: Women Writing New Worlds
by Meera Mohankrishnan Exploring a new literacy genre can often feel intimidating. Committing to a book requires your time andContinue Reading
Inside the Echo Chamber: Are We Still the Ones Shaping Our Future?
by Sabrina Casale Golconda by René Magritte is a surrealist composition painted in 1953. Despite taking its name from aContinue Reading
Grandma is always right: Slow Hobbies Are Back
Picture: Knitting Party in London. Copyright : Instagram/ @finisterre By Gregory Wagner Why Gen Z is trading screens for yarn,Continue Reading
Hope in Our Anxious Generation
By Francesca Polano Being born after the year 1995 brought with it an obstacle that was at once innate andContinue Reading
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