Exhibit Review: Van Gogh Alive in Lausanne
By Mariam Kerfai Vincent van Gogh has left an indelible mark on the world of art. For some, the mereContinue Reading
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Fall 2021: The Bravery Issue
The Graduate Press is proud to present our Fall 2021 Bravery Print Issue!
Book Recommendation: Everything Here is Beautiful by Mira T. Lee
By Megha Kaveri Puthucode Sreeram There are a lot of things that I take for granted. How much I shouldContinue Reading
IHEID Welfare Committee Votes to Remove President from Office
By Megha Kaveri Puthucode Sreeram In a possible first in the history of the Graduate Institute’s Students Association (GISA), aContinue Reading
EQUALS-EU and TechSec Panel: Gender Equitable Futures in Technology
By Seraina Kull On the 23rd of November, EQUALS-EU and the Graduate Institute’s Technology and Security Initiative (TechSec) collaborated inContinue Reading
The Many Threads Behind the Issues of the Welfare Committee
By Dario De Quarti On the 22nd of December, a strongly worded email was sent by GISA to the IHEIDContinue Reading
Navigating the Wave of Enmity or Enhancing Constructive Dialogue? A Journalistic Dilemma
By Margherita Dacquino Dear reader, Please allow me to tell you about my recent journalistic epiphany. Traditionally, the press’ roleContinue Reading
A First Step Towards Building a Culture of Consent
By Silvia Ecclesia At the beginning of this academic year, three workshops entitled “Building a safe and inclusive community throughContinue Reading
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