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What became most apparent are the deep tensions that exist between the administration, teaching staff, and students.
2023 at the Institute could come to define this tension or this year could be an opportunity to resolve it through student action.
Editorial Comment – following the rolling coverage by The Graduate Press of the ongoing negotiations over pay and conditions between PhD Teaching Assistants and the Direction of the Institute, a collective of anonymous TAs reached out to tell us their reaction to the negations. This is what they had to say.
L’élection complémentaire au Conseil fédéral, prévue ce mercredi 7 décembre ne devrait pas créer de surprises. Tour d’horizon des différents candidats et enjeux.
If things do not change, then it will not just be TAs who suffer at the hands of the Direction, but there will be a huge impact on the experience of MA students.
By The Graduate Press Fall 2022 Editorial Board Since 2020, Teaching Assistants (TAs) have been fighting for fairer wages, betterContinue Reading
By Emma Nijssen On November 8th, the Contemporary East Asia Studies (CEAS) Initiative was joined by panellists Mahesh Sugathan (SeniorContinue Reading
What is this new law truly a ban on if not the right of Muslim women to wear a face covering such as a burqa or a niqab if they so choose?
Pussy Riot, a collective whose creativity was born in the illegality of opposition struggle, recently visited Switzerland, a country where the State funds artists who criticise it.
By Megha Kaveri “I want to ‘feel’ things,” I told the librarian as I signed up for my membership. AContinue Reading
Classmates at the Graduate Institute reminisce on organizing an ad hoc graduation in the summer of 2020 for a dear friend who could not attend her official ceremony due to pandemic restrictions.
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