From mid-July to August 24, the Centennial Library closed down parts of the third floor area on a rotating basis to change light bulbs, ventilating fans, and ceiling boards.Because the library buildin

Students" complaints about com-puters have risen. There are four to five computers set up in the hallways of most buildings. Students use these computers to check email and save the time it takes

Kim Ji-sun (Health Education, 4) lives in Incheon. Every morning, Kim is caught in the dilemma. It takes about two hours to get to school by subway, but if Kim drives to school, half the time is saved

According to the data provided by the Office of Admissions, 2,630 senior high school students applied for the early admissions program this spring semester and 250 students were selected. Of the 325 s

Koo Hak Suh, president & CEO of Shinsegae, visited Ewha on July 10 to attend the signing ceremony for the construction of the Ewha-Shinsegae Hall. The Ewha-Shinsegae Hall will be constructed on th

Dr. Yoon Hana ("94, Medicine) was named as assistant professor at the Department of Medicine on July 1, becoming the first female urology professor in the nation.Following her graduation, Dr. Yoo

On August 22, the Ewha Institute of Science and Technology (EIST) announced that as part of the "Brain Korea 21 (BK21) project, it has developed a new information management supporting software system

In a ceremony that took place on August 14 at the Kim Young Yi Hall, the university gave a farewell to 11th president Chang Sang, and officially inaugurated Dr. Shin In-ryung (67, Law) of the Departme

Suppose that you are in the United States, walking down the streets, and you spot a bookstore across the street. Out of curiosity, you want to check out what kind of books on Korea they sell in Americ

In a bid to build on the excitement created by the 2002 FIFA World Cup, a wave of tourists spend their summer holidays abroad this summer. According to the Korea National Tourism Organization (KNTO),

The Korean peninsula was often viewed primarily as one of the few divided nations in the globe where ongoing struggles between the two nations over reunification issues seem to be the norm, with the S

This summer, an unusual sight could be seen on the campus of the University of California, Berkeley. At Sather Gate, the entrance to the school, a group of Asians were handing out fliers and getting people to sign petitions. Behind them were large photographs that featured two middle school girls, a

The relatively cramped cultural center adjacent to the towering Samsung Plaza in Seoul named after French Sculptor Auguste Rodin (the Rodin Gallery) holds a collection of the artist"s well-known

"You"ve got mail." "You have a message." How convenient. What could possibly darken the prospects of email and cellular phones, you might ask. Then think of all those needless emails you get, advertising everything from insurance to porn. And think of all those times you look at your phone in antici

ABBA ­ The great rock music group that dominated the billboard chart in the 70s and early 80s ­ has come back! This time, not in an LP with their name on it, but with a whole musical titled "Mamma Mia."The two male members of the legendary singing group, Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulvaeus put their h

The Italian Embassy in Seoul is opening a performance to commemorate Korea and Italy's 120 years of amity. Titled of "Le Nozze Di Figaro," Figaro's Wedding, it will be performed from Oct. 15 to 17 at the Olympic Park. The opera team from Rome, "Theatro Del Opera Di Roma" and the National Italian Orc

I start out the week with two school newspapers in my hand: one in Korean, the other in English. They differ in contents but they both point out the significant issues. However, I find in the Ewha Voice that it brings the issues out into the open more often, and allows students from various universi

Every girl has her phase of desiring a good looking, intelligent, wealthy and benevolent man to come sweep off her feet. I take that back, I used the word ?very to capture your attention. Thus, I?l re