The Graduate Grapevine: That’s Not My Name!
The Graduate Grapevine is The Graduate Press’ new weekly advice column.
Author: The Graduate Press Editorial Team and Staff Writers
Why Bangladesh’s Garment Factories are a Warzone
By Sohini Chakrabarti, MINT 2nd Year In April 2013, 3,000 labourers went into Rana Plaza, an eight-story structure located inContinue Reading
IHEID Alumni Journeys 5 – Caroline Armstrong Hall-The career journey of an alum who was an exchange student at IHEID
Caroline Armstrong Hall is a legal officer at the United Nations Investigative Team to Promote Accountability for Da’esh (UNITAD). She has previously worked in various fields of international law. Her experience ranges from local NGO work in Nepal and Lebanon to the Hague Conference on Private International Law and the United Nations Secretariat.
GISA Autumn Budget Constrained by Institute Direction and Past Board ‘Failures’
GISA confronts financial challenges in budget announcement at autumn General Assembly
An Interview with Award-Winning Filmmaker, Writer, and Actress Crystal Kwok
CEAS interviewed Crystal Kwok following the screening of her film, Blurring the Color Line, at the third Geneva Forum on East Asia.
Irregular Migration: A Challenge to Governance in the Gambia
By Muhammed Lamin Dibba, MINT 2nd Year Since the beginning of 2023, more than a thousand young individuals from theContinue Reading
Black Graduation and Reflections from the Class of 2023
Members of Black Conversations (BC) and the Afrique Students Association (ASA) at the Graduation Ceremony
Geneva, Switzerland Through the Eyes of a Student Studying Migration
By Patrick Condon, MINT 2nd Year This article was originally published in the Seton Hall University student publication, The DiplomaticContinue Reading
The Graduate Press 5th Anniversary Print Edition
By The Graduate Press Editorial Board and Staff Writers, Past and Present Dear Reader, Thank you for your support overContinue Reading
The Third Wave Guide to (some of) Geneva’s Best Coffee Spots
Geneva, a city renowned for its international organisations and stunning lakeside views, boasts another gem: its vibrant café scene.
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