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The Student Body Speaks Out– Implications of a Presidency Under Donald Trump

Image Courtesy of BBC (2024) On the 6th of November, 2024, convicted felon, reality TV star, and twice impeached  Donald Trump was elected as the 47th president of the United States of America. His political resurrection not only jarred America, but also sent shockwaves across...

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IE Music Club Presents The Grand Check-Out

On Saturday, May 10, IE Music Club hosted its "The Grand Check-Out" concert at La Cocina Bar as a way to celebrate the end of the academic year. The concert started at 8:45 p.m. and ended at midnight.

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For the First Time in 27 Years, the BJP Wins Delhi Elections

In what came as a surprise to many, the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, or BJP, won a majority of constituencies in the recent Delhi elections, which took place on February 5, 2025. The right-wing BJP, the party of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, had been out of power in India’s capital for nearly three decades, with power being held by either the centrist Congress party or the center-left Aam Aadmi Party, or AAP, which had been running Delhi up until this election.

Frozen USAid to have Immediate and Irreversible Consequences

On January 20, President Trump announced an executive order to freeze US foreign aid for 90 days. The order to halt most USAID operations is devastating for millions of people who rely upon the donor and the thousands of employees forced on leave and at risk of losing their jobs permanently. 

Blood-Red Waters in Buenos Aires: A Toxic Warning?

On February 6, Argentinians discovered the Sarandi canal in a Buenos Aires suburb had turned bright red. Citizens immediately woke up concerned with the strong odors in the air, realizing a hazardous waste incinerator was throwing its pollutants into the air— smoke and grey gases. Following this, locals proceeded to check out the canal, and once they did, they found the water was colored in the Sarandi Canal, which flows to the Río de la Plata. Citizens commented, “It looked like a river of blood.”

Student Government

IEU Student Government: Is It An Institution Or Just A Title?

“More than power, I would say they have potential, but they are very constrained.” Here is what students think about the IEU SG

Statement on the Location Change of the 2023 Bachelor’s Graduation Ceremonies

On Friday, June 23rd, it was communicated to the graduating bachelor’s Class of 2023 that the graduation ceremony, originally scheduled to take place at the Aula Magna in Segovia,...

Student Government Statement on Mass Breach of Exams Policy & IEU Code of Ethical Conduct 

Over the past few weeks, a number of exams have been flagged due to a number of reasons, where an unusually large number of students have been accused of...

IEU Counselling

IE World Mental Health Days: Gender, Sexuality, Affection, and Mental Health Forum

On October 10, as a part of World Mental Health Day, IE Counseling hosted the Gender, Sexuality, Affection, and Mental Health Forum. Not only was the event hosted by...

A look into IE Mental Health Week: Body Image, Social Media, and Disordered Eating

This Tuesday 11 October, I took it upon myself to attend IE Mental Health Week, sponsored by IEU Counseling. I attended the seminar discussing body image, social media, and...

IEU Counseling: Helping students be happier

I recently had the opportunity to discuss some key ideas regarding mental health with Inés Mendoza, a coordinator at IEU Counseling. The services they offer have been available since...