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Eruda, a club promoting cultural activities at Ewha, was awarded first place in the 3rd annual Hope Project Contest hosted by CJ Sharing Foundation. The contest was held to create an English education

Conversation between a Graduate and a Student

If you’re tired of studying in a jammed classroom during this fine weather in April, looking closely into a spring trip made by historians of Ewha will give you a fresh breath. Sixty-three Ewha

Four male singers suddenly pop on to the stage, giving a confident look at the audience sitting in the Welch-Ryang Auditorium during Chapel. They introduce themselves as F10 (Father 10), a parody of F

In GS 25 Hours branches, one of the brands of retail stores in Korea, you can buy takeout foods and beverages that fill your stomach, even during a short break. In GS 25 Hours at Ewha you can do more

The endless line of anxious, heeled Ewha students at the Student Union is one of the unique sceneries of the beginning of every semester. The spectacle of a hundred or so Ewha students scrounging for

“Who said female college students only drink coffee?” Do not imagine the typical image of a female university student with shoulder length wavy hair sitting in front of a sun lit window, l

Any Korean would have at least had some basic understanding of the 1919 March First Movement. On that day, two million Koreans poured out into the streets across the entire peninsula to fight against

Three ballerinas, all in different costumes, pile up together. Their facial expressions are too different to believe that they are described as being of one motion. One dancer has a greedy face that l

Have you ever wondered what the numerous white rock-lookalike chairs placed irregularly on the empty grass next to the front gate are? You might have just passed by those ‘things’ without

Pottery jars of different shapes point the empty spaces around the Ewha Womans University Museum with an eclectic palette of reds and yellows. These prehistoric jars are called onngi, and all those on

There is a radio program that gives a moment of respite for people from China, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Thailand who are living a working strenuously in Korea. A Multicultural Family Radio Broadc

Close your eyes, and listen to the old wooden floor panels creaking down beneath your feet. Quiet murmurs, hums of prayer, and a small clanging of the chandelier hanging from the ceiling will fill you

Professor Lee Jong-mok (Korean Painting) received a phone call from the drama production team of Seoul Broadcasting System (SBS) in February earlier this year. The team requested Lee to help them make

College Fashion Week was conducted for the first time in 2008, to delve into the stylistic world of fashion from November 21 to November 22. For two consecutive days, there were over 12 different fash

Wall Street may have failed us, but Reform Street and a good half an hour dig in the closet still promise that coveted one-of-a-kind skirt. In the eyes of Yoo Hyun-jong, manager of Reform House, even

Bright sunlight cast into the small window of the practice room for Korean Music majors, suddenly, a cranky voice broke the tranquility of the room. “O Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore art thou Romeo? De

With 5,000 won, one can enjoy a scrumptious meal at the ECC food court. However, with the same 5,000 won, one can go to Imjingak, the northernmost area of , and enjoy a train trip, watch a movie, visi

For some reason, the entire Korean population is split into two groups: those who remember the glory of the 1988 Seoul Olympics Opening Ceremony and those who simply cannot. The latter are often tease