COVID-19 Testing: What to Expect in Geneva?
by Phasawit Jutatungcharoen If you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, please follow the instructions given by the Canton of GenevaContinue Reading
Category: Student Life
IHEID closes doors amid Swiss state of emergency
by Harvey Parafina Director Philippe Burrin announced in an email yesterday that the Institute had officially moved into Phase 3Continue Reading
COVID-19 updates and resources
As Switzerland begins its first day of lockdown, The Graduate Press team has collected a list of updates and resources for colleagues, students, and the general community who may not have access to Instagram or Facebook. This page is being actively updated. As such, comments are welcome with additional resources, suggestions and general commentary. Write below or send to gisa.thegraduate@graduateinstitute.ch.
Preparations for online courses underway in face of COVID-19
Director Philippe Burrin has announced in an email that while activities remain at Phase 1, the Institute is already preparingContinue Reading
We’re not giving up! March 08 International Women’s Day activities
The Feminist Collective of the Graduate Institute gladly announces the kickoff to a new semester. The International Women’s Day onContinue Reading
Postcards from Valais
By Michelle Olguin Some people say that when you go to Valais you can either ski or get a tan,Continue Reading
Mental and emotional boundaries are not a social construct
By Tanya Kini The Graduate Institute’s Student Wellbeing and Services Support (SWSS) team organised an information session on ‘Mental HealthContinue Reading
Are we the solution?
Peace Week’s Climate Justice and Peacebuilding Event By Claire Ransom There were emails, there were Facebook notifications and there wereContinue Reading
Opening Ceremony of the 2019 Geneva Peace Week
By Isabela Carrozza Jóia “Global challenges require global solutions, which will only be achieved through multilateralism.” With this statement, theContinue Reading
The Perfect Day
By Claire Ransom A light breeze stirs. The birds chirp. White, fluffy clouds dot the sky. All around, families andContinue Reading
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