GISA Autumn Election 2024 Candidate Profiles: Hamna Chohan for Administrative Director
In conversation with Hamna Chohan, first year, MINT (Migration, Mobilities and Borders) Q. What makes you the ideal candidate forContinue Reading
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GISA Autumn Election 2024 Candidate Profiles: Pilar Alejandra Paradiso for Administrative Director
In conversation with Pilar Alejandra Paradiso, first year, MINT (Conflict, Peace and Security) Q. What makes you the ideal candidateContinue Reading
GISA 2024 Autumn Elections Debates – Day 1
By María Juliana Rodríguez Urbano, Managing Editor of The Graduate Press The GISA 2024 Autumn Elections cycle has officially begun,Continue Reading
‘Fully-funded’ IHEID PhD Package: a False Promise?
By a group of IHEID PhD researchers The first generation of the ‘fully-funded’ PhD package researchers mark the midpoint ofContinue Reading
Student Body Endorses Statement of Solidarity with Palestine and Student Movements
By The Graduate Press Editorial Board On May 17, 2024, the Graduate Institute Student Association (GISA) President Angello A. LeonContinue Reading
IHEID Alumni Journeys 7: Eva Bortolotti, Programme Specialist, Nature Finance – UNDP
By Yejin Stella An, PDC Alumni Liaison Coordinator The Graduate Press (TGP) and the Professional Development Committee (PDC) have teamedContinue Reading
Frozen Potential: What Does The UN’s Hiring Freeze Mean for Us?
By Vedika Pillai, News Editor of The Graduate Press During a recent coffee meet organised by a professor at ourContinue Reading
The Council of the European Union Adopts New Pact on Migration and Asylum
By Sohini Chakrabarti, News Editor of The Graduate Press This Tuesday, on May 14th, the European Council adopted a landmarkContinue Reading
A Fragile Hope: The UN Resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza
By The Graduate Press Editorial Board The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) adopted a resolution [Resolution 2728 (2024)] demanding anContinue Reading
How Music is Striking the Right Chords in the Diplomatic Realm
By Aanchal Bagaria, MINT 1st Year Pop culture isn’t just for the movie screens anymore. It’s a movement fueled byContinue Reading
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