Professor Seong Tae-je (Education) received Order of Service Merit Medal with red stripes by the government on Dec. 26. The Medal is given to pulic servants or teachers who give clear merits to the na

Ewha employed five people with intellectual disabilities as contract workers for the first time for Korean universitis on Jan.1. Five employees were trained through Ewha's employment promotion projec

Starting this year, the Ewha Law School will replace the College of Law as one of 25 graduate law schools to start the new national system for law students. With a total of 100 students admitted, the

In January, President Lee Bae-yong made mutual agreements with several universities, further expanding the number of exchange students and tuition benefits available to various schools. The agreements

After I came back from Hong Kong, I realized my decision to study abroad at the University of Hong Kong (HKU) during fall semester of 2007 was one of the best choices I’ve made in my life. I cho

The weather is getting cold and the icy wind chilling our faces feels even colder with all the depressing news about the falling economy and hardships people are facing. But over the past month, Ewha

Ewha is pouring its best effort into advancing the Global 2010 project—whose main goal is to establish foreign partner universities and invite as many foreign exchange students as possible.

It is again that time of year. Chilly weather makes students to make haste to their classrooms while some students give out fliers, sing or announce so ardently with the messages that they want to del

Ewha’s President Lee Bae-yong announced to freeze the tuition fee for the upcoming 2009 academic year and create a special scholarship to help disadvantaged students on November 28. During the f

On the last mid-term exam period, Ewha students had to go through a fierce competition not only to get a high score, but also to take their seats. This is because of the 1,294 seat loss in the Centenn

Mikawa Yukiko, the grand prize winner of the Ewha Language Center’s 18th Korean speech contest held on November 21 at the Ewha-Samsung Education Building, inspired and captivated the audience..

International Students at the Ewha Language Center got a refreshing break from their classroom routine when they took a trip the Oeam village in South Chungchong Province, Oeam Maul to experience trad

Professor Lee Hai-soon (Korean) and Professor Jung Jae-seo (Chinese) received the first Wooho Literary Awards on Nov. 20. Wooho Literary Award is given to professionals who have contributed their life

Ewha official homepage received the Grand Prize at the public and education field from Web Award Korea 2008 on Nov. 19. The Ewha homepage have been carefully estimated by 1500 web experts who evaluate

Research Center for East Asian Studies held a congress under the theme of “Mollendorff, Korea and Germany” to celebrate the 125th anniversary of Korean-German Amity with the German Embassy

Lee June-seung, the president of Korea Institute of Science & Technology Evaluation and Planning (KISTEP) and President Lee Bae-yong concluded an agreement on exchange of researches and studies fo

Emeritus Professor Yoo Jang-hee (International Studies) has been selected as the next president of East Asian Economic Association (EAEA) on Nov. 16. EAEA is the first and the biggest economic associa

Lee Eun-jung (’07, International Studies) and Jeon Ji-eun (’08, International Studies) won an award at the 8th Undergraduate and Graduate Students’ Trade Thesis Contest hosted by the

Three prominent Nobel Prize winners will hold lectures next year at Ewha, giving an opportunity for students to listen to famous and authoritative scholars. Those great scholars who have been invited

Ewha We Can won Ewha’s 41st Student Government Association (SGA) presidential election, held from November 26 to 28. Ewha We Can gained 2,218 (30.39 percent) votes out of a total of 7,165 ballot