The sun contemptuously bid a seemingly premature farewell with darkness enveloping the student who has been struggling to decode the black shapes on the pages of Aristotle’s Nichomachean Ethics

The sounds of pans, plates and footsteps and smell of various dishes fill the small store with warmth. Firm countenances typical in the morning have vanished within just minutes; bright smiles spread.

Full of sophisticated-looking buildings attracting numerous foreign tourists every day, Ewha Womans University makes it difficult for people to link the campus with the concept of “agriculture.&

A call for help is all that is needed to stir dominoes of other calls that gather books for the original caller. Although the process of delivering the goods requires exhaustive attention and overwhel

Voices full of confidence and hope fill the café decorated with various artworks designed by young artists. People gathered together sit in groups, holding cheerful conversations with each othe

Monotonous rows of skyscrapers and busy streets filled with honking cars usually form the first image of Seoul, the capital city of Korea. Even Seoulites tend to be surprised at the fact that Seoul is

Three guys wearing black sunglasses stroll down the streets, stopping short upon spotting groups of young students in school uniforms. Curious gazes await to hear words coming from the mysterious figu

A docent who visited the Louvre Museum in Paris a thousand times shares his expertise and offers art for participants to chew on. An international image consultant teaches how to make personal image s

For many people living in the city, encountering hoards of buzzing bees would be an alarming and maybe even frightening experience. However, for the members of Urban Bees Seoul, the scene of black and

Hands holding paint brushes make elegant strokes across the drawing papers. The eloquent colors filled immediately on 10 posters in just a few minutes seem to brighten the small room. The work owners&

A student receives tutoring from a college student in a classroom, but rather than open books in front of them, there lies a Braille Information instrument, a machine that changes typed words into voi

Campaigns, fundraisers, posters and picket parades are not enough to satisfy Green+, which has its own active way of saving the environment. By writing, composing and recording environment songs to pe

On a hot summer day under the sizzling sun, two people peep through the back door of a hotel. After a few minutes, they groan their way to the car with big boxes in their arms. The box, weighing five

At 2 p.m. on a Sunday afternoon, a group of young people gather at a barren field in Seoul, holding rusty hoes in their hands. Although they are not as skillful in hoeing as professional farmers, thei

On a sunny and peaceful Saturday morning, while most are still in bed enjoying their weekend, the cheerful sound of a bat pushing off a ball resonates around the Ewha Athletics Track. As the clock poi

Living alone in one’s private place may seem like an ideal lifestyle for some people, but for single households, walking into a dim and empty house every day is not the most pleasant situation.

Every day, an elderly man in front of the Big Issue stand greets the passing Ewha students, radiating a friendly atmosphere and with smiles in his eyes. Students also smile back, returning his greetin

Overwhelmed by intense competitions to earn good grades and find successful careers, university students tend to overlook one of the most important values: Hyo, a Korean word for filial duty. Acknowle

t is 9 p.m., and out of nowhere, a small group of amateur farmers emerge from the crowd, planting seeds and flowers in the middle of Hongdae Pedestrian-Friendly Street. Pedestrians passing by stare at

Under the slogan, “more awareness, less poverty,” university students reach out to the public to inform them about global poverty and, ultimately solve the problem prevailing in the world.