Division of Software Science and Engineering and Startup Token held a workshop on blockchain technology and bitcoin on Dec. 1 at Ewha-SK Telecom Center. The conference and technical workshop titled &l

Ewha Womans University Museum, which first opened at Pfeiffer Hall in 1935, is renowned for its preservation of artifacts and various programs for visitors and students.The museum moved and reopened t

Did you know that only a person with a medical license can make tattoos in South Korea? Most of the Korean people with whom I had the opportunity to converse responded negatively. The reason for their

In this semester, I am holding a liberal arts lecture entitled “Human being and Philosophical Thinking”. It covers four topics: art, photography, life (existence), and friendship. In this

Along with rising concerns on plastic use and its effects on the environment, there have been some new efforts to protect the Earth and cut unnecessary plastic use. Starting from Nov. 19 to Dec. 14, s

For the past six years, Ewha has been involved in the Official Development Assistance (ODA) project to help Cambodia’s education system. The project started in 2012 and came to an end early this

With the year coming to an end, Ewha Voice looks back on the many newsworthy events of this year. For the last issue of 2018, Ewha Voice selected some of this year’s most significant events on a

Gyoji is an independent school magazine that represents the freedom of speech in universities. Unlike many other school presses, Gyoji is not funded by the school, therefore free from censorship. Howe

On Nov. 24, the Central Election Administration Commission announced that Enable was elected as the 51st General Student Council. This year’s election gained much attention from students, since

Enable and Change Ewha, candidates running for the General Student Council, sit next to each other as they present their campaign promises. It has been four years since there have been more than two running mates for the General Student Council. Photo by Choi Kyu-min.

KAINA, which means “Let’s eat together” in Tagalog, is a social venture that supports the independent living of single moms and children in the Philippines. Three students from Hanya

When you hand your camera to someone else, regardless of his or her photography skills, the odds are that you’ll be returned with something far from what you’ve expected. This is because e

In October of 2017, The New York Times reported rape, sexual assault, and abuse allegations against Harvey Weinstein, a critically-acclaimed and successful film producer in Hollywood. The #MeToo movem

Dankook and Chung-Ang Pyeongwha Nabi, a network of university student clubs working towards solutions for “Comfort Women” issues, are experiencing hardships as universities are turning dow

Anyone living in Korea would agree on the severity and recent worsening of fine dust concentration in the atmosphere. What used to be an innocuous number on the meteorologist’s scale, now, has c

Interview with Lee Su-an, the CEO of Toyphil books A one-person professional publisher, Lee Su-an from Kookmin University majoring in Sculpture and Japanese writes books about childhood toys. Her most

People are falling back in love with analog today – slimes, six-ring diaries, and vintage shops are entering the mainstream. As a sign of this phenomenon, since last year, videos and posts on an

Lee Joo-young met with Ewha Voice in an eye-opening interview uncovering her efforts to re-invigorate Korean politics. A member of Green Party Korea, she maintained that with renewed diversity and gra

Caphe Cozy, a Vietnam-themed cafe, opened its second cafe at Boxquare after the one in Ewha 52nd street was launched in last year. This popular cafe is run by none other than a fe

Korea Culture Research Institute held a special colloquium on “Hungary and Korean War” on Nov. 11 at Humanities Building. Môzes Csoma, who is the Hungarian ambassador and the dean of