While students were relieving stress amounted during the vacation, the Ewha administration was busy reconstructing several buildings and adding new services which will greet students in the upcoming s

During the two month long summer vacation, some students have packed their bag to visit the romantic country of art, culture, fashion and cheese, France. They were not only agog over the grand Eiffel

Ahn Mountain, located right behind Ewha, features hiking, historical buildings, and exercise facilities. Hundreds of years ago, Shinchon did not look like it does now, nor did our own campus. However,

As long as you are a member of Ewha, you definitely have, at least once, logged on to the Ewha Cyber Campus for your course you are taking. In the process, you have become so familiar with the structu

One of the greatest concerns for Ewha students, and university students in general is English. Although the trend is more emphasized today more than in the past, the need to learn English has been a p

A Korean proverb, “After ten years, even rivers and mountains change,” tells us how time can change everything. If a decade can transform rivers and mountains, how about 122 years? Ewha is celebrating

The phrases scribbled on the wall of one woman’s bathroom inside the Centennial Library speak of the affection Ewha students have for their school. They say, “I really love our school. Although I alwa

Walking around the campus, students can be seen wearing uniforms. One might steal a curious look at those shirts and notice the letters on the back, indicating the name of a certain college to which t

Flowers are in full blossom and students are going to classes with colorful and light outfits, spending more and more time outdoors. Spring is really here on the Ewha campus, with most of the construc

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