Professor Heather A. Willoughby (Graduate School of International Studies) constantly relives the moment she first encountered pansori (a genre of Korean traditional music) at a pre-rally concert in 1

World stage pianist Suh Hai-kyung and Philharmonia Corea will commemorate the 10th Anniversary of the Korea Foundation for Women (KFW) at Kim Young-ui Hall in the Music Building on Dec. 9 at 6:30 p.m.

These days, it’s not easy to find students gathered in a circle, eating lunch chummily on the green campus grass or in spare class rooms. But a new trend is here. Take-out foods? No, it’s

Innovative gukak (Korean classical music) has made its debut in 21st century and captured young people’s attention, being spotlighted in the media and the music world. Gukak with new sounds, sen

Language is not the only means of communication at the Ewha Language Center (ELC) where students from various backgrounds and nationalities gather to learn a foreign language such as Korean, English,

The National Museum of Korea is celebrating its hundredth anniversary. King Sunjong, the last king of the Joseon dynasty, built the first national museum in Korea in the early 20th century. At the tim

Myung Sook Kim Nulhui Dance Company’s performances have always been a motivation to the audiences. At her Hague performance, a foreigner was so touched to shed tears after the concert; sold out

A metal deer and gigantic bowl-like art piece catch the quick glances of busy students and hold their glimpses a while longer as they glint proudly in the sunlight. These are few of the metal art piec

During the political upheaval in 1980s, students were the social force that has tenaciously and persistently challenged the authoritarian state. They were mainly responsible for the fall of Rhee`s doc

When in Rome, one will enjoy Italian culture. In Paris, French culture welcomes the visitors. However, this May, both Korean and international students in Seoul do not have to visit the Arab world to

The emblem of Ewha appears everywhere inside campus on windows, doors, podiums, and even on the cover of our papers. But do you know the history behind the emblem that we see every day? Ewha’s e

Ewha campus leader

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