The Student Government Association (SGA) wrapped up its first six months in office and geared up for a fresh start for the new semester. "Happy Virus," the 35th group to lead the SGA, began its tenure

The National Student Body Association (NSBA), known in Korea as Jeonhakhyeop, voluntarily dissolved itself in a meeting held on July 20 at Hankuk Aviation University. Ewha Student Government Associati

Despite existing criticism on early admissions, a high ratio of successful high school candidates accepted at Seoul? major universities have registered for the school of their choice. Early accepted E

Six months have passed since Ewha announced that it would drop the ban which has prohibited marriage amongst undergraduates since 1946. Beginning this semester, 20 students who were expelled for marri

Senior Judge of the Seoul High Court Chun Hyo-suk ("73, Law) was named a Constitutional Court Justice by President Roh Moo-hyun on August 26. This is the first time in history for a woman to be n

The school announced on August 12 that the English proficiency and computer competence requirements for graduation would no longer be requisite, but optional, in the future. Gaining certification in t

Two Japanese students sing their hearts out at the "Talent Show for foreigners." The event was held on May 28 in front of the Student Union Building by the Institute of Language Education (ILE) as par

In the days of the Ewha Hak-dang, girls gathered to learn and share academic experiences. As the importance of specialization was realized, however, these girls were separated from each other into dif

On May 23, dozens of people with floral tributes broke the silence in the Seoul Foreigners Cemetery Park. They were Ewha professors and staff who visited the site in commemoration of Mary F. Scranton,

The Student Government Association"s (SGA) project of "Lending Umbrellas of Love" to Ewhaians stirred up controversy on May 5, when it publicized a list of names and identification numbers of stu

To those students who go far away from home to study at Ewha, finding a decent place to live is not so easy. Even with the present high rents, studios and boarding houses are virtually packed. Hanwoor

The first Marx Communale, a combination of Commune and Biennale, was held from May 23 to 25 at the Ewha-Samsung Culture Center. More than 60 scholars presented their theses on "Present Reinterpretatio

A few weeks ago, posters from an unidentified group who called themselves "Ham-mong" appeared in the hallway of the Student Union Building. They condemned the traditional climax of Ewha"s Spring Daedo

A student ties a peace ribbon on to an anti-war tree that was planted in front of the College of Education Building on April 11 for the Daisy Festival.

What do most people see in a bubble? Do they notice its delicacy, liquidity, elasticity and reflections of light? Fan Yang sees beyond that in bubbles. He sees their soul.The world-renowned soap bubbl

"Hospice" may be an unfamiliar term to many people, or they may have only a general idea, like "hospices take care of people who are dying from cancer." Actually, a hospice is not just a place but als

The leftist Student Government Association (SGA) has held various rallies in opposition to the present socio-political order. However, there are students skeptical of student social activists. Nevethe

A cafe-like store that is open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. was set up in the lobby of the International Education Building on April 14. The store, which sells sandwiches as well as beverages, is the only o

Ewha"s Health Service Center conducts yearly medical check-ups for all students. However, the rate of student participation is not high, and according to a recent survey by the center, students f

The members of the Ewha Campus Tour Leader are hosting a charity tour for underprivileged elementary, middle, and high school students in cooperation with the Corporation Leftovers Love Sharing Commun