Shinchon Arts Space and See the Sun, a visual arts project organization, collaborated to create Art Space from Aug. 16 to Sept. 29. The numerous art-related events and workshops were at Art Space aimed to encourage young female artists.Woo Da-min, the chief of See the Sun, and her all-women team wer

Ministry of Environment (ME), Korea Climate & Environment Network (KCEN), and Korea Environmental Industry & Technology Institute (KEITI) started campaigning on the reduction of paper receipts in the country from Sept. 24 to 28.According to the National IT Industry Promotion Agency’s 2014 statistics

From fintech to national intelligence, cyber security has successfully seeped into every aspect of modern life. The digitization of finance, personal data, and other confidential information as well as national-level data have made it ever more necessary to rear a new generation of cyber security ex

“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

“You don’t smoke?”Yeah, I get that a lot. (Disclaimer: I do not have anything against smokers, as long as he, she or they doesn’t blow the fume in my face.) And the reason I get that comment is because I have a LOT of tattoos. And this isn’t just my assumption, because I have asked people why they t

I sometimes wonder if people still believe in free speech. It is often attacked these days as an unnecessary concession to political adversaries when one has power over them. Or such freedom is cynically defended when one is out of power. On the positive importance of free speech, I can do no better

Ewha Greenism, a community that holds projects related to environmental issues under the student organization AIESEC, placed acorn storage boxes around campus this August. The boxes were installed for the protection of animal food from being illegally collected by outsiders. Greenism aims to protect

On Sept. 26, students gathered at the Lawn Plaza to participate in “A Whole New Ewha,” an assembly urging the school to take full responsibility for student demands at the upcoming meeting with President Kim. The student council publicized the assembly and went around campus to collect signatures fo

It would be false to state that our society offers the disabled with the same functions to enjoy their rights as others. According to Korea Employment Agency for Persons with Disabilities, only 4 percent of those who took the survey stated that they were very satisfied with their cultural and leisur

Seoul’s affluent Gangnam district was not as prestigious as people thought, according to a novel published early this year in February entitled “Made in Gangnam.” The story exposed the shady reality of the district’s nightclubs. Joo Won-gyu, author of “Made in Gangnam,” went undercover in Gangnam fr

Not Ours is a vegan fashion brand that started with the idea of pursuing sustainable life without exploiting animals starting from November 2017. The name of the company conveys how animal and future generation resources are ‘not ours’. A pun was also intended as ours means “bear” in French, which e

Yum Ha-eun, a junior majoring in Division of Mechanical and Biomedical Engineering (DMBE), published a paper in an Science Citation Index (SCI) journal as a lead author last June. The paper was put on the online edition of Journal of the Mechanical Behavior of Biomedical Materials (JMBBM), an SCI-li

On May 25, World Health Organization (WHO) recognized gaming disorder as a disease, adding it in the 11th Revision of the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11). To fight against gaming disorder being classified as a disease in Korea, Joint Action Committee launched Game Sparta, a team of

Seven teams from six universities participated in the 2019 Seoul Public Art Project In Collaboration With Universities, improving the aesthetics of Seoul. The project was first launched in 2017 as Seoul Urban Art Project, a contemporary urban art movement promoted by the Seoul Metropolitan Governmen

To investigate how students responded to problem-based learning (PBL), Ewha Voice took a journey to Gotland and Uppsala University to discover PBL in action. While brainstorming solutions to cases, students were freely invited to share their opinions in the entire PBL process. Professors taking on t

I write a diary every day. Even if I draw a single smiling face, it is my habit to record every day. Entering Ewha Womans University and coming to Seoul, I brought some of the diaries I wrote during the three years in high school. It was to actually do things that I wrote while I was preparing colle

Is there a guitar club looking for help? I play acoustic, electric, and bass. Does anyone want to start a cribbage league? I’ll bring my board. Is there a campus baseball team that needs a batting coach? After a couple of trips to the cage, I’ll be ready to roll. These may sound like the words of a

Global Campus Job Festa took place at ECC Lee Sam Bong Hall on Sept. 3. Organized by Ewha Career Development Center and Financial Supervisory Service, the event aimed to enhance the understanding of the rapidly changing financial market and provide chances for students to pursue employment in global