As we flip our calendars to May, we find small letters beneath the day 8: Parents’ Day. Some may sigh that the date is not marked in red. Others may even feel a familiar pang of guilt. However, not ma

On May 18, 1980 citizens of Gwangju took to the streets. They were shouting for democracy, claiming their right to freedom, and protesting against the injustice of military rule. From then to May 27,

As you walk by the Student Cafeteria, mouth-watering smells coming from the dishes of numerous students catches your nose. Turning your head toward the smell, the steam coming from the freshly cooked

“Humanities Building A is the strangest building on our campus, I still get confused on my way to the classroom. But it is indeed the most important building in the school with all the big classrooms,

On the school badge, which all of students receive upon admission to the school, Ewha’s precepts are represented with three words: Jin (Truth), Seon (Goodness), and Mi (Beauty). But what do three word

We live in a vast ocean of material wealth. Objects around us, mobile phones, MP3s, and pens are instantly replaced when brand new products on the market catch our eye. This does not always mean the o

As a new year greets Ewha students, March is the time when curious freshmen stroll around the campus guided by Ewha campus leaders. Laughter is heard from many places around the campus. After walking

Professors have never prevented students from visiting their offices, but it takes a lot of courage for freshmen to actually knock on a professor’s door. “It seems like I would find a room full of thi

Walking around the campus, you might occasionally be fascinated as the different colors used to represent each department at Ewha catching your sight. Different color school badges are displayed at th

Do art and international law have something in common? Most of us may say “no,” but at least one person says “yes.” Han Yeong-ku (’64, Political Science and Diplomacy), a scholar of international law

“When I come home, I check my e-mail every day. I get on average of eight mails a day in both the Ewha Portal Information Service (EPIS) and the Cyber Campus. All the e-mails are from students asking

The day of a Ewha student’s graduation begins by dropping by the hair salon, putting on luxurious clothes, and getting her make up done at the beauty shop. She takes pictures with her parents, sibling

As winter vacation nears, more and more students are now planning ahead to enter one of public contests which offer rewards and prizes. Yet, as attractive as the rewards may sound, some students are d

Autumn is widely chosen as a theme for poems. Looking at the scarlet-tinged leaves decorating every corner of the campus, it becomes obvious why poets choose it. Yet even in autumn poetry is not a pop

by Eunhye Ko It is quite common to see students running up to the dormitory, Hanwoori Hall, located at the top of the school ground around 10:50 p.m. In order to keep the curfew, which is 11:00 p.m.,

by Eunhye Ko “Ewhaian is just like an another family to me,” says Bae Ha-neul (English Education, 1). a freshman of Ewha who received so much congratulations from Ewhaian, an online community of Ewha.

by Eunhye KoScreaming and roaring sounds, sounds very distant from what normally come from the music building were heard at the Korean traditional music performance room of the Music Building on Septe

As if listening to a novel read by the author himself, a lecture by Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio gets underway. Calm and self-composed, his voice quietly resounds throughout the classroom. Flip

Their summer was different. Unlike students who go to New York during vacation to see performances, they went there to perform on stage. About 40 Ewha students flew to New York to participate in a thr

Two weeks before the semester starts, there is always a battle that cannot be avoided. Early in the morning, students sit in front of their computers, looking in watches with great tension. As nine o’