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What Does it Mean to Live in the Age of the Anthropocene?
By Mahnoor Khan The unchecked human plunder of the earth has launched us into a terrifying new geological epoch. NoContinue Reading
Welcome Back to Geneva – A Guide to Places to Be and Things to Do
By Ellie Winslow, Lara Pope, and Mary Morphew As summer winds down and Graduate Institute students return to Geneva, thereContinue Reading
Pakistan and the blasphemy law – the state can and must do more to protect its religious minorities
The government needs to enforce the clauses enshrined in the 1973 constitution that entitle all citizens to equal rights regardless of their religious identity.
Inside Manipur’s Ethnic Violence
The root cause of this violence can be traced back to earlier this year when Manipur’s Chief Minister, Biren Singh, called for the eviction of tribal villagers from forest areas.
After 4 Years, Switzerland’s Feminist Strike Returns
Geneva’s feminist strike, organized by the Collectif de la Grève Féministe, included several events throughout the day such as musical performances and photo exhibitions.
Maison de l’Inaccessibilité
By Cara Au, Emna Ines Fayala, and Rachel Lauder Imagine being unable to use the toilets without asking for helpContinue Reading
Show Me The Money: Saudi Arabia Ascends To The Throne Of Global Golf
By Samuel Pennifold In 2022, the world of golf was rocked by the creation of the Saudi Arabia-backed Liv GolfContinue Reading
GISA Exit Interview with President Angie Bittar
By The Graduate Press Editorial Board On May 15th, the GISA Board officially welcomed its newly elected members, with theContinue Reading
GISA Exit Interview with Sanika Santhosh
By The Graduate Press Editorial Board On May 15th, the GISA Board officially welcomed its newly elected members, with theContinue Reading
