Talking e-Sports with Professor KimQ: What do you think is the current perception of e-Sports in Korea?A: I think that for the younger generation, e-Sports is looked upon as more of a legitamate sport

Avid students participate in the development of e-SportsAs the advancement of the Korean e-Sports industry is accelerating, university students have become one of the core axes of the field. Especiall

Korea has often been referred to as “Mecca of e-Sports,” for having one of the biggest e-Sports industry in the world. Korean professional gamers have won and ranked first on international

Improvements for the futureDespite the self-congratulatory atmosphere surrounding universities that ranked highly in the recent University Social Responsibility Index, there still is room for improvem

Students step up to make society a better placeAs schools are fulfilling their social responsibility through various programs, students are also exercising theirs by actively participating in importan

On March 22, Ewha Womans University was ranked first in the 2016 University Social Responsibility Index conducted by Korea Social Responsibility Network (KSRN) and Tomato Corporate Social Responsibili

Students strive to be heard for youth policiesApart from promoting voting itself, some students are focusing more on raising awareness of youth policies and developing their ideas into actual ones. Se

Encouraging university students to participate in general electionUniversity students are paying more attention to the general social issues of Korea. As they could not just sit around without taking

The heat centering on the 4.13 general election is running high as the official election campaign began on March 31. As the voter turnout of 20s has been low, many university students are now trying t

Professor Bax on helicopter parentingQ: It is commonly known that in Korea, helicopter parents will call university professors to question their children's grade. What is your opinion of such acti

Controversy over school systems for parentsRecently, it seems that parents are becoming more capable of intervening in their children’s lives, as universities are adopting systems that allow par

Helicopters in flight on campus“I am 24, and my parents are reading and editing all of my job applications,” said Lee, a Seoul National University student who shared her experiences living

What civil organizations do for “comfort women”Citizens have not left students alone in their struggle for a proper solution for the “comfort women” victims. Civil organization

Japanese students interested in “comfort women” issueDespite the depressing reality described above, not all university students in Japan have given up fighting for the “comfort wome

As part of a two-part overseas coverage special, Ewha Voice visited Tokyo to see what is being done in Japan in opposition to the recent Korea-Japan Agreement and in favor of the “comfort women&

Importance of teaching students and citizensAs noted above, Yoshimi believes that the Korea-Japan relationship cannot turn into a truly amicable relationship unless the tangled problems of the past ar

Dealing with Japan’s official stance towards “comfort women” issueDespite victims’ verbal testimonies that they were forcefully exploited as “comfort women,” the Ja

On Dec. 28, 2015, the Korean and Japanese governments held an agreement that rendered the “comfort women” issue as “finally and irreversibly” finished. However, current movemen

Violent scuffle between students and policeOn Oct. 29, a violent scuffle between Ewha students and the police occurred as the students demonstrated to block president Park Geun-hye’s visit to th

2015 has been an eventful year, full of new changes and hot topics. Many of these news events were highly related to students speaking up to voice their opinions. To look back on the events of the pas