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
Tag: Student Life
#Stopsilencingstudents: Beginning and Developments
On December 7th, after the General Townhall organized by the Graduate Institute’s Director, exactly at 1 pm on our website, a press release from a group of grassroots students was published announcing their occupation of the Maison de la Paix cafeteria starting at 2 pm of the same day until their demands are met with “meaningful action”.
No More Silencing Students – Press Release
Disclaimer: The views, opinions, and assumptions expressed in this press release are those of the authors and organizers and doContinue Reading
Evolving the Brand, Leaving the Students Behind
Disclaimer: The views, opinions, and assumptions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflectContinue Reading
From GA to Town Hall: Academic Quality, Anti-harassment, Social Movements, and Housing
By Silvia Ecclesia Disclaimer: this article includes quotes from external sources representative of the source’s point of view and perceptionContinue Reading
After BDS Saga, Unprecedented Intervention from Israeli Embassy and Administration Comes to Light
By Clare Maxwell and Neva Newcombe On April 27th the constituency of the Graduate Institute Student Association (GISA) voted toContinue Reading
The Power of Ideas: the Geneva Debate
By Dario De Quarti Miguel and Jarrod, on the floor of their kitchen, flat 301, debated for the hundredth time,Continue Reading
United Initiatives
By Silvia Ecclesia United Initiatives: in the last few months you may have heard of this term. They’re the groupContinue Reading
Student Candidates Debate for the Positions of President of the Professional Development Committee, GISA Events Coordinator
By Clare Maxwell The first round of GISA spring elections debate began on Monday evening, 19/04, as the candidates forContinue Reading
Restoring Dignity in the MINT Program (Part 1)
by Aurélie Semunovic In the Spring semester of 2016, I unexpectedly registered in a life-altering course titled “Social Movements inContinue Reading
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