The student council president, vice president and representatives of each college met with president Kim Hei-sook at a private meeting held on Nov. 28. Kim joined the table alongside Vice President for Student Affairs in the presence of other administrative staff to discuss issues the Student Govern

Following the elections in November for the next student council, Emotion was elected as the 52nd General Student Council to represent the student body. With a turnout of 62.3 percent of voters, 96 percent of the students voted in favor for Emotion.The student body introduced four main pledges: curr

Students criticized Department of Dance for not suggesting reasonable measures following the dismissal of a problematic instructor.Earlier in August, the department was denounced for hiring an instructor who had records of receiving disciplinary action from National Gugak Center for his abuse of pow

Institute for Gender and Law held an academic seminar titled “Increase of Women in Politics and Political Empowerment” on Nov. 15 at the Law Building. The seminar was divided into three presentations. The presentations dealt with Korea’s take on the gender quota system for expansion of women represe

International Seminar on “A Look at East Asian History through Transnational Intercourse and Networks” was held by the Department of History and Brain Korea 21 Plus. The seminar was held on Nov. 15 and 16 and took place in Humanities Building. The conference discussed the theories and the reality of

An information session recruiting students to join Self-designed Major in 2020 was held by Scranton Honors Program on Nov. 20 at POSCO Building. This particular session takes place annually during the fall semester of the year for freshmen willing to double major in Self-designed Major. For this yea

BabelTop is a startup company that developed an online platform to match clients and translators providing professional translation outsourcing service for enterprises. Cho Eun-byul, CEO of BabelTop, had initially started off her career as a freelance translator after graduating Ewha Graduate School

As a means to introduce current diplomatic situations and qualifications required as a diplomat, the 15th Diplomacy Talk Show in Ewha was hosted by Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Little Theater of Human Ecology Building. Held on Nov. 15, anyone interested in the contents were able to attend the even

College of Art and Design held their graduate exhibition from Nov. 19 to 24 in total of three locations: Art & Design Building A and B, and Ewha Art Center. The opening ceremony took place outside of Art & Design Building A in front of the building’s exit. Undergraduate students from numerous depart

In modern society, family connection is much lower compared to the past. This can be attributed to the increasing trend of single households and an individualistic lifestyle which induces not only physical but also psychological distance between one another. According to Statistics Korea’s Populatio

HOKMA College of General Education held a book concert on Nov. 14 with director and screenwriter Kim Bo-ra discussing her debut film “House of Hummingbird.” Several important cut scenes from the movie were presented and analyzed. Also, she delivered crucial messages from the production. Kim graduate

Citizen developers is a word coined after the founding of no-coding. It refers to people who develop software without learning how to write a single line of code. Recently, the no-code software are attracting larger groups of people spanning from ordinary students to enterprises trying to fill in th

As part of Career Development Center’s lecture series, Yang So-young, an Ewha alumnae, held an information session on Nov. 14. in ECC. She passed the 47th civil service examination and is currently working at the Prime Minister’s Office as a public officer of the Ministry of the Interior and Safety.

Career Development Center held a briefing session on how to prepare for national exams. The program is divided into six sessions and was held at POSCO Building. The sessions cover political science, administrative law, international law, science of international politics, science of public administr

The new Ewha calendar and planner was published for 2020 by Ewha Womans University Press. To celebrate the release, Ewha Womans University Press hosted a quiz event. The quiz consisted of questions on the theme of this year’s calendar and planner – Ewha’s forests. Purple and green were selected as t

Career Development Center held a lecture titled “The Way to Becoming an Interpreter and Translator,” was held on Nov. 20 at ECC for the purpose of introducing the world of interpreting and translating to students. Interpreters and translators who majored in different languages including French and C

College of Music hosted the 31st Faculty Noon Concert on Nov. 14 at the Graduate School Building. Vice Dean Ahn Hyun-jung presided the concert. There were six performances in total where musicians played Korean traditional instruments such as janggu and daeguem. A pansori singer also performed a sce

A movement supporting an ongoing protest for the sovereignty of Hong Kong, also known as #StandwithHK movement, is spreading on campus. Hong Kong’s protests started earlier this June in opposition to a bill regarding the extradition of criminals from Hong Kong to mainland China. Although the bill wa

Along with the election for the General Student Council, each department and major carried out elections to vote for next year’s representatives. However, it has been found out that certain colleges and departments had no volunteers to run as candidates.First of all, College of Liberal Arts had to e