Illustration by Park Yoo-mi

The World Art College Vision Exchange 2005 (WAVE 2005) took place from September 6 to 24 at Ewha Art Center and Art Space M-Post Gallery located in Sinsa-dong. WAVE is an art-education consortium of s

Ewha's Medical College celebrated its 60th anniversary with a September 9 program that included a special lecture by Doctor Marianne J. Legato, a professor of Clinical Medicine at Columbia University.

During a course titled "The Beauty of the Human Body," as soon as an announcement goes out saying there will be no team projects, students go wild, clapping and crying out, "Hurrah!" Just how hard can

In the near future, the Ewha Graduate School of Business will be entering a strategic alliance with the prestigious Carnegie-Mellon Tepper School of Business and will redesign its curriculum to includ

Q1. The 411 Ewha students who participated in the survey were suffering from various phobias. Are there certain personality types that are more prone to phobias? A1. Demographically speaking, phobia o

There are various books that deal with phobias. The two books below, written by psychoanalysts for non-professionals in the field, are easy to follow and understand.1. Phobia (Ideas in Psychoanalysis)

The word "Phobia" originated from the name Phobos, a war god from Greek mythology, whose name meant fear. He was feared by all as he was powerful enough to never lose one battle. Like him, a phobia is

The college campus has long been the epicenter of energy, hope, and passion for the next generation. Yet this image of dynamism and cheerfulness hides another stark reality: the increasing likelihood

Hovering over the glass counter at the Mongolian kiosk, I pick out a pack of 'Orbit' gum and ask the price. "1,000 won," comes the reply from behind the counter. It is triple the going rate, however,

Thirty years ago, students fervently fought established military regimes with raw rice wine, Molotov cocktails, and endless debate about Karl Marx. Many avoided classrooms and believed that their prio

Autumn is a season where the word "New" fits well. The color of leaves change as if trees were changing clothes and the wind gently blows to wipe away the lumped dirt from summer. During this season,

What is the first thing that comes into your mind when you see a leaf fall? If it has any relation to life or death, then you are not too ahead of what our alumni thought back in the 1960s. The colorf

It is a great wonder how so much energy comes out from the petite figure of Lee Roo-ji ('04, Korean Traditional Music) as she blows a Piri, a Korean flute, during the morning service on Sundays at the

Located on the B1 floor of the Ewha Museum is the museum library which is open from Monday to Friday (10 a.m.- 5 p.m.) to both Ewha students and others, as long as they carry their ID cards. The new l

"You're going where?" This was what most people said when I told them that I was going to go to Costa Rica for a year. For those who don't know where Costa Rica is, it's situated in Central America. I

Ewha has definitely changed. Wait. No, actually, let's make that into a present progressive: it's in the state of change. It has been in the transforming phase ever since the Globalization project beg

Illustration by Park Yoo-mi

The long-awaited Ewha-Samsung Campus Center has still another three years before construction comes to an end. Meanwhile, students must take a few extra steps to get to class with high expectations of

Ewha and the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) signed a mutual business cooperation agreement on July 20. Goals are further development of the female volunteer workforce and more effectiv