The Silent Casualty of War: Protecting Mother Earth through an Ecocentric Legal Approach
By Anna Ploeg Picture this… It is late January 1991, you are a lonely Talha tree in the middle ofContinue Reading
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Professor Mohamedou, Kendrick Lamar, and the (figurative) funnel to understanding decolonization
By Ryan Mitra Staying 30 minutes away from the Institute can be tedious and feel fairly disadvantageous once you’re inContinue Reading
Standing in solidarity with the Palestinian people: the BDS and Apartheid-Free Zones movements
By Ximena Osorio Garate and Massimiliano Masini A Note from the Graduate Press Editorial Board: On Tuesday, April 27th, 2021,Continue Reading
Why endorsing the BDS movement is not supporting the Palestinian cause
By Vanina Meyer A Note from the Graduate Press Editorial Board: On Tuesday, April 27th, 2021, the Graduate Institute studentContinue Reading
Restoring Dignity in the MINT Program (Part 1)
by Aurélie Semunovic In the Spring semester of 2016, I unexpectedly registered in a life-altering course titled “Social Movements inContinue Reading
An Unpaid Intern’s View on Unpaid Internships
By Vivian Ejezie I will start by saying that I understand and appreciate that the objective of internships are toContinue Reading
Facing History in 2020
By Clare Maxwell The reality of the United States is all too often portrayed as a clash of narratives. TheContinue Reading
Spring Elections 2021: A Call for Inclusivity in Procedures
By Anna Liz Thomas In the original version of this article, there was some information missing regarding when the GISAContinue Reading
Beyond the Borders Drawn by Ideologies
By Anu Karippal I was doing an interview with a retired college professor and Bharatanatyam dancer a few weeks agoContinue 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
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