From the Arab Spring to Gen Z: How Morocco’s Youth Are Redefining Activism
By Elena Natali Youths have always been the spark of social change, but no generation has expressed that spark quiteContinue Reading
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By Elena Natali Youths have always been the spark of social change, but no generation has expressed that spark quiteContinue Reading
In her reflection on Zohran Mamdani’s historic win as Mayor of New York, Mariairene Fornari examines what this moment signals for a generation raised to believe in cosmopolitan belonging before the rise of reactionary politics.
By Rami Mottu, Former VP of Master’s, GISA Over the past couple of years, the Graduate Institute Student Association (GISA)Continue Reading
Following a recent robbery at the residence, the Institute and student representatives are working together on both short-term awareness and long-term security improvements. While measures such as additional surveillance and structural upgrades are being evaluated, students are encouraged to practice simple, everyday safety habits—such as confirming who is entering the building and ensuring doors are securely closed.
By Chiara Cavaletto The Geneva International Film Festival (GIFF) began this past Friday, October 31st, and will continue through NovemberContinue Reading
In her report on Professor Julian Go’s lecture “Anticolonial Thought and Social Theory,” Laura Minnetian captures a compelling call to reimagine sociology’s Eurocentric canon. Go argues that anti-colonial thinkers—from Apolinario Mabini to contemporary voices—were not marginal but central to theorizing society.
In her Fall 2025 editorial, Aanvi Singh, Senior Student Life Editor, captures the rhythm of transition — from the warmth of summer to the reflective air of autumn, from first-year excitement to second-year nostalgia.
In conversation with Erin Katrina Titiheruw, MINT 2nd Year Student. Q: What makes you the ideal candidate for your role,Continue Reading
In conversation with the co-candidates Malak and Akansha, both MINT 2nd Year Students of the Environment and Sustainability Track. Q:Continue Reading
On Tuesday, 7 October, in Auditorium A2 of Maison de la Paix, candidates running for the Environmental Committee and Welfare Committee presidencies tookContinue Reading







