On Feb. 28, the Office of Management announced that they have installed a new safety reporting system to ensure student safety on campus. The new service aims to provide a simple and fast method for r

Receiving loud applause from the audience, the dance cover club SSCC showcased a dance performance to several K-POP songs. The performance was held in front of the Student Union Building as part of th

Enable, the 51st student council, held an orientation for this year’s freshman on Feb. 27 at Welch-Ryang Auditorium. Performances by clubs and recreation activities were provided for freshmen to enjoy. There were also pamphlets handed out to welcome the incoming freshmen and booths were opened to ho

Helen Clark, the former prime minister of New Zealand and the first female president of United Nations Development Programme, was invited for a panel discussion on Feb. 13 at International Education Building. The theme was “Towards an inclusive society: The value of diversity and leadership in a mul

Ewha Office of Student Affairs held 2019 orientation session for North Korean refugee freshmen on Feb. 11 at ECC. There were in total, 11 North Korean newcomers this year and their majors ranged from Chinese Language and Literature to Christian Studies, Business, Nursing, and Social Welfare. Followi

The 2019 Graduation Ceremony was held at Welch-Ryang Auditorium on Feb. 24. Students attending the ceremony wore graduation gowns, hats and tassels. Additionally, graduate students also had to wear ho

Department of Health Convergence specially invited Professor Sengwee Darren Toh from Harvard Graduate School of Public Health, for a symposium at ECC on Feb. 19. The topic of the symposium was on gene

After several months of the school contemplating on ways to foster a stronger community for those seeking employment and entrepreneurship, the ECC Career Lounge opened on Jan. 17, revealing its new lo

Office of Admissions recruited its fifth batch of official admission supporters called Ewha Rosa from Feb. 19 to March 3. Incoming freshmen students as well as sophomore students were eligible to appl

Ewha Campus Leaders hosted Ewha In day, a regular winter campus tour, on Feb. 16. Ewha In day was targeted at elementary students and the public whereas the conventional campus tours was aimed at midd

Ewha Institute for Teaching & Learning (ITL) brought together a workshop for science and technology majors of all years at ECC on Feb. 19. The topic of the seminar was “How to write scientif

Ewha Chaplain Office held 2018 baccalaureate sermon on Feb. 24 at the Welch-Ryang Auditorium. The event provided graduates an opportunity to worship together with their families and friends and to tak

Starting from February, the Central Operation Committee (COC) arranged an Ewhain Focus Group Interview (FGI), where two to three students were interviewed. The main purpose of the FGI is to get opinio

Starting this semester, Ewha professors are free to choose which grading system they wish to follow for each course. The official announcement by the Registrar Office stated that professors can either

Ewha students, especially seniors, are expressing concern over the low enrollment capacity of Convergence Basic courses provided for this spring semester. Students complained that there were not enoug

Friends and families of freshmen holding bouquets gathered together to celebrate the 2019 entrance ceremony on Feb. 22 at the Welch-Ryang Auditorium. Various programs and performances celebrated the n

Chapel for the graduates was held the 3rd week of November, wishing them good luck on their lives after Ewha. Photo by Park Jae-won.

Ewha Institute of History held an annual academic conference titled “History of Disease, Medicine, and Health in the East and the West” on Nov. 30 at Humanities Building. The conference wa

Office of Chaplain held special make-up chapels, which took place from Dec. 4 to 6 at Welch-Ryang Auditorium. The first make-up chapel was a music concert titled “Amor Dei,” and on the fol