Last fall, “The Portrait of Edmond Belamy,” an artwork made by an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm, was sold for $432,500 at a Christie’s auction in New York. The advent of AI that can generate new images has caused the art world to question the definition of an artist. In 2019, a Korean art s

Disheartened by some of the inconveniences of conventional media outlets – political division, sensationalized language and promotional articles – millennials are searching for something new. To quench their thirst for personally curated news which delivers exactly what they are willing to read, mil

With the increasing use of smartphones, illegal gambling has expanded among adolescents as well as adults. According to the Korean Center on Gambling Problems (KCGP), adolescents who received counseling treatment have tripled in the past three years resulting in 1,028 cases in 2018. In order to solv

BabelTop is a startup company that developed an online platform to match clients and translators providing professional translation outsourcing service for enterprises. Cho Eun-byul, CEO of BabelTop, had initially started off her career as a freelance translator after graduating Ewha Graduate School

In modern society, family connection is much lower compared to the past. This can be attributed to the increasing trend of single households and an individualistic lifestyle which induces not only physical but also psychological distance between one another. According to Statistics Korea’s Populatio

Divorce is still a controversial topic in Korea and Cho In-sup, a divorce lawyer at Law firm Shinsegaelaw, is breaking the divorce taboo in Korea with comics on social media. Cho is an Ewha alumnae who graduated from the Department of Law in 1999 spreading a message online that divorce is one of the

The 2019 Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism (SBAU), an international academic conference on cities and architecture, opened from Sept. 7 to Nov. 10. With the very first SBAU held in 2017, this is the second year to hold the conference in which Ewha students have also taken part.The theme of

“The Fairy Did Not Tolerate” is a book that reinterprets 10 Korean folktales with anti-misogyny and solidarity of social minorities. The book is written by a book club named Gu-o, which means to “awaken together” in Chinese characters. Gu-o consists of five Ewha students.Members initially met to sim

Marché is a Farmers’ Market that started its business in October 2012 at Marronnier Park. The market began with the idea of providing a place where farmers could meet customers and share stories about how they grew their vegetables. Also, craftsmen who sell handmade craftworks and chefs who provide

As smartphones became an irreplaceable part of one’s everyday life, communication using text messages and messenger applications has become prevalent, making up a great part of people’s means of communication in modern society. Since written communications lack facial expressions or direct oral inte

As Korean society today requires much from youth, it is inevitable that they feel a separation between their dreams and reality. Striving to reduce this gap for those who struggle with this problem, Ahopsi, a new-media platform, published a book titled 20s: You Decided to Live Like Yourself. 20s: Yo

Electric kickboards, a new good in the market currently attracting many entrepreneurs, is the potential green replacement for short-distance transportation. According to The Korea Transport Institute, 200,000 electric kickboards, which is around 3 times the initial measure in 2016, are expected to b

The world has lost its color as deforestation and environmental issues have skyrocketed. According to World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the earth loses 18.7 million acres of forests per year. However, a new

Despite the increasing number of domestic companion animals, owners and citizens are not adequately informed on how to take care of pets. This has resulted in the advent of media contents delivering ideal ways to take care of one’s animal. According to a research done by Animal and Plant Quarantine

Dansaek, a startup undergarment company, is being acknowledged for developing specialized underwear for women in their periods to lessen the discomfort. Its main product, “Non-Saem” underwear, is Korea's first high-performance sanitary underwears that absorb vaginal secretions without additional pad

“Generation Y are coming,” a descriptive business book first published by Lim Hong-tek last November, is still gaining huge popularity and has printed 25 editions, amounting to 50,000 copies sold in Korea.The book is comprised of Lim’s observations on a specific spectrum of millennials born in the 9

According to the Federation of Korean Movie Workers’ Union, women consist of only 0.78 percent of filmmaking staff. As the numbers clearly indicate the unequal working opportunities women confro

In recognition of her contribution to the national and social development of Korea as a female figure, Kim Tae-lyon, the president of AICOREA (The Foundation for Adults and Infants) received the 18th

Link Farm Project, organized by the Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and Rural Affairs, successfully introduced the SNS platform to the digitally underprivileged living in rural areas in hopes of enhanc

Among the great student athletes at Ewha, there is a unique volleyball team named SOK SOK Ewha. Started by students from the Department of Special Education and the Division of Kinesiology & Sport