The current U.S. ambassador Alexander Vershbow was first commissioned to South Korea last October. Although he is most highly regarded for his excellence in diplomacy, he is also known for being an ou

Morris Hall is not a familiar name to most of Ewha students, although they would immediately nod their heads if you said its name, "Gajeongguan," in Korean.Many people also get confused by the buildin

After the Korean team's vigorous performance at the 2006 World Baseball Classic (WBC), Korean baseball wasn't only talked about at Ewha, it was talked about everywhere. The WBC lit a patriotic flame w

Helen Hall is better known for its two restaurants and shoe repair shop than for its academic purposes. Not many students study in this building as it is used solely for nursing science classes. Howev

When Pastor Kang Myung-soon (Education, '71) strolled down the street from the Ewha subway station to the front gate, on a day like no other some 30 years ago amidst other female students in their tid

The Welch-Ryang Auditorium is known to Ewha students as the "dae-gang-dang," which means large lecture hall. Here, all Ewha students are required to attend chapel services at least once a week. In fac

One core phrase seems key to describing Professor Peter Beck, and that phrase is "one who listens to his heart." Professor Beck is the North East Asia Project Director for the International Crisis Gro

At the welcoming party for this year? cub reporters in April, Soo-hyun, one of the editors of the Ewha Voice told the reporters: ? three year-term as a reporter for the Ewha Voice might seem too long

In physical distress? How about dashing to the Ewha Health Service Center, located on the B1 floor of the Alumnae Center, which offers a variety of free health services for students and faculty. Schoo

In 1989, a somewhat shy and sensitive girl first walked through the gates of Ewha. She was a young lady with a delicate heart, but big dreams. 16 years later, Lee Jee-hyun ('96, Dance) tells of how th

To many people, exercising is an essential way to relax. With the current interest in "well-being," physical fitness clubs seem to have appeared on every street corner. In this issue, "Tips on Ewha Li

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

"Make yourself at home," says Hwang Hyun-kyu ('76, Journalism), a special make-up effects artist. Hwang's first words to us during the interview showed her heart-warming and mother-like characteristic

In the past couple of years, streams of online shopping malls have flooded the Internet, beckoning consumers (yes, you!) to freely look around at the comfort of their own desks. There is little you ca

▲ Koo says being free from prejudice is the stepping stone to understanding and accepting various foreign cultures. Numerous words can describe him: a journalist, the first Korean at the United Nation

▲ Lee is the first woman to hold the place of CEO at PAG. Current President of the Premier Automotive Group Korea (PAG Korea) and former CEO of Volvo Car Korea, Lee Hyang-lim (84, Life Sciences) set s

There is a phrase called "Ewha Mafia" in today's Korean society where males fear the prowess and competence of Ewha graduates in the work field. Undeniably, Ewha graduates are reaching top positions a

"What have I done to be an interviewee?" she asks. Now a reporter at the JoongAng Daily, Wohn Dong-hee was a Ewhaian unlike others. During the 4 years of nesting in Ewha, she had many extraordinary ex

"I think it is okay to be a wanderer in your twenties. I still can't answer in a word what my ultimate goal is, but I know that I'll be working for the betterment of international relations. My encoun