Who writes the first draft of history?
By Anne Lee Steele In an era of both fake news and threatened press freedom, it is sometimes hard toContinue Reading
Category: Student Life
The Forest or the Trees: the Journalist’s Dilemma
Certainly, it is important that we have journalists covering big stories like wars, presidential elections, parliamentary affairs, and other national-level issues over local town halls, community center events, and yes – student politics. It’s natural to be attracted to the big picture rather than get bogged down with the details, so that we don’t “miss the forest for the trees”, as they say.
Protest Culture at the Institute
by Emma Clare Maxwell A treasure trove of political opinions and slogans lies tucked away on top of a shelfContinue Reading
The Lebanese Revolution: An Interview With Activist Fares H.
by Laure Burg, Aviral Goenka, Pau Maturana-Nolla, and Marion Sauzay Amid the climate of corruption, misrule, negligence, and lack ofContinue Reading
La situation épidémiologique en Suisse
par Neva Newcombe Traduit par Laura Carolina Silva Aya Publié par the Graduate Press en anglais, le 23 octobre 2020 LaContinue Reading
Graduate Institute to move [back] online
By Neva Newcombe Published in French on October 25. The epidemiological situation in Switzerland has worsened dramatically over the courseContinue Reading
Protest Endorsements, Initiative Overload, LLM Inclusion?: A Review of the Fall 2020 GISA General Assembly
On the evening of October 14th, the Fall 2020 GISA General Assembly took place in Auditorium 2, and via Webinar.
Stop Bolsonaro: in defense of Pantanal and Amazônia
At Places des Nations, in Geneva, protesters gathered to call out Bolsonaro’s environmental policies.
A Lively Debate the Evening Before Voting Begins: GISA Debate Review & Platforms
On the eve of the voting period, eleven candidates standing for various positions on the GISA Board gathered in Maison de la Paix for a debate, and a twelfth candidate joined the debate remotely.
Switzerland Votes Against “L’Initiative de Limitation”
On September 27th, Switzerland held a federal referendum to determine a number of political initiatives including paternity leave, changes to hunting laws and whether or not it should maintain its agreement with the EU to allow the free movement of people across borders.
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