Like any other, this fashion brand makes bags and other clothing items. However, the materials they stack in their studios to make their products is far from ordinary. Instead of using conventional fa

An old woman with a bent back makes her way slowly across the street, carrying a heavy cart filled with cardboard boxes. Although her head was wrapped tightly with a scarf, and she wore her working gl

For the visually impaired, most beverage cans remain “nameless.” This means that about 250 thousand people, just in Korea, are forced to ask a passerby “What is this drink?” ev

“Anyoung means ‘Hello’ in Korean, but it also refers to wishing peace and happiness of the society,” said Yoon In-ju, the CEO of Anyoung Seoul. “As Anyoung is the first K

Skiing down a slope at up to 60 km-per-hour may seem tough enough; but for one Ewha graduate, daring to ski near-blind has helped her live her Paralympic dream.Two Ewha students, Para-alpine skier Yan

2016 Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs statistics show that the number of millennials under 30 taking jobs in agriculture has been increasing for the last three years. The population und

Although it is not yet a familiar sport in Korea, lacrosse is played in many countries around the world. Among the very few university lacrosse teams in Korea, Ewha Lacrosse is said to be one of the m

The wizarding world of Harry Potter is not limited to the world of ink and paper, but comes to life on the fields of Seoul National University (SNU) every Thursday night. Quidditch, a wizarding team s

Instead of enjoying their weekends in downtown Seoul, students check their gear and head to their destination, a cave. After arriving at one of the well-known caves in Korea, they make sure their seil

Farmtory introduces its 3,000 followers on Facebook to a healthy food culture and helps them eat fresh organic produce. As a mobile-based social venture, Farmtory enables consumers to receive agricult

A magazine with over 150 colorful pages of illustrations, editorials and surveys of a single film, Prism Of, published by Ef-Lab, short for film laboratory, sets a new standard for film magazines. The

Recently, more and more universities are having their membership training (MT) at Buddhist temples instead of the usual resorts or training centers. This so-called “temple -stay” MT cultur

Sharing the looks of Koreans, but not speaking a word of Korean. The Koryoins are descendants of people from the Joseon Dynasty who were forcibly migrated to Central Asian countries by the Soviet Unio

A bright yellow sign reads “Doing,” alluring passerbys. Inside, rows of books, colorful eco-friendly bags, and mugs welcome the curious visitors. Doing, a feminism café, is a hub fo

From the late 1970s to 1990s, one of the most popular Korean television programs was the “MBC Campus Music Festival.” A music festival broadcasted for university students, the program aime

One block before the Sinchon Train station, a bookstore with brown wooden interior and wide windows lies between narrow alleys. Inside, a single low-hanging lightbulb shines brightly over one book dis

Three years ago, two college students roamed the Main Gate of Ewha, asking the passing students to participate in a street survey about their preference on salad restaurants. With its result, the two

2013 International Labor Organization statistics show that 19.2 percent of people aged between 15 to 29, about a million Koreans, are “NEET”, or “Not in Education, Employment or Trai

One can easily see feral cats roaming a campus. University students worldwide have raised awareness and contributed to the protection and improvement of these feral cats’ lives. In many countrie

Thoughts that cannot be seen or heard are recreated by the unique movements of the mime club, Pantos.“We aspire to express different areas of our lives through our performances and spend time cr