Almost 4,000 students visited the 2008 Ewha Career Expo, which was held from September 2 to 3Past the purple neon entrance of the Ewha Career Expo one could hear the murmurs of anxiety and the buzz of

For Lee Hyun-hee (French, 3), the future was a subject that she did not want to think about. “Majoring in a field that seemed to have limits when it came to finding a job made me feel extremely

Every time you plan your class schedule for the next semester, you cannot help but end up with free periods that you are not sure how to spend. Each semester, you end up spending those long periods wi

A video clip of five cheerleaders cheering for the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games was a huge hit on Cyworld, ’s famous portal site. The five cheerleaders in the clip were all members of the cheerlea

There is a famous saying that says “the frog in a well knows nothing of the great ocean.” At a young age it is truly important to explore and experience the wider world to broaden one&rsqu

Rather than spending summer vacation in countries sightseeing and spending nights in comfortable hotels, four Ewha students went to East Timor and participated in the 2008 Korea Internet Volunteer (KI

During 2008 summer, I had a chance to study in UCLA via Ewha’s University of California (UC) Summer Session Program for six weeks. All students at Ewha are qualified to participate in the UC Sum

Even after students are briefly informed about satellite campuses, questions about satellite campus still remain: what makes satellite campuses so special compared to other student exchange programs?

Whenever a ceremony or an event is held, and wherever the need to take a picture arises at Ewha, a photographer can be seen snapping away his camera. Lim Myung-gil has been working as a photographer f

Every day, students bump into dozens or even hundreds of new faces in and out of campus—classmates, professors, shop clerks, people you see in the subway and even those you pass by on the street

CAPTION: French Professor Pascal Grotte holds intimate discussions with three students in his Korean-Frrench Literature Translation class. “Yoboseyo (Hello)? Yes, this is Pascal speaking,”

Kang Jung-joo, president of the SGA is still smiling although ten days have past since the indefinite hunger strike Aroused by a sharp whiff of the chilly morning breeze Kang Jung-joo, the President o

By. Eun-mee Ko Students passing by Ewha's main gate after 3 p.m. must have had an experience of smelling the delicious juicy smell of barbecue sauce coming from My Soul's Dakggochi (skewered chicken

Although busy staying true to their election pledges and performing various actions to make Ewha a better place for students, the Student Government Associationm (SGA) has once against set out to prep

English Literature majors work and play at their departmental food stand during last year's spring festival. By Jun So-minThe overall outline of Ewha’s Daedong Festival is laid out by the Student Gove

“When the festival period approached, I remember some classes being canceled because many students were absent due to preparing and participating in different events,” said Shim Soon-jung (’91, Scienc

During the three-day Daedong Festival period, students wander around the campus to experience the fun and excitement that have been prepared. However, students sometimes miss out on the events because

When students get back home late at night from finishing their day’s work, they go directly into their room, close the door and spend the rest of their time there before going to school next morning.

Eating a self-made dinner alone in the room, coming back to an empty room after a long day and having no one to talk to, no one to confide in their daily annoyances; this is not an unfamiliar routine

According to a survey conducted by the Ewha Voice, 73.5 percent out of 162 students said that they talk to their parents less than a hour each day. Some students have forgotten the warmth, the love an