This is Hanhee Cho, a freshman in Climate and Energy Systems Engineering. Although new students are enrolled at Ewha, they do not have many chances to visit the campus. Cho is holding “welcome goods,” which are distributed to freshmen to welcome them to Ewha. Photo by Heo Sol.

The Chlngers application allows individuals to bet on their own success.Photo provided by Chlngers

Gymbuddy’s CEO uses Chlngers to accommodate online activity with the gym users. Illustrated by Joe Hee-young

P r o f e s s o r K im S e o n g - e u n introduces “When Breath BecomesAir.” Photo provided by Aladin (left)
​​​​​​​Professor Kim Jin-sil recommends“BETTER: a surgeon’s notes on performance.” Photo by Rhee Jane (right)

Professor Chun Jong-serl’s report on developing the standardized tools to measure cyberbullying has been published in “Computers in Human Behavior,” a renowned scholarly journal examining computers from a psychological perspective. Photo by Ko Yu-seon

Kim and Lee’s community utilizes multiple platforms to promote active discussion among the members. Illustrated by Joe Hee-young

The book covers of “Normal People” and “Americanah,” two novels recommended by Professor Julie Choi. Photo provided by KYOBO

Professor Peter Kipp holding his recommendation book, “New York 2140.” Photo provided by Peter Kipp

Although the traditional commencement ceremony is not possible with COVID-19, some students are taking pictures to celebrate graduation. Photo by Cho Su-hui.

Ewha Womans University will offer special gifts to seniors who sponsor scholarships to encourage juniors. Photo by Ko Yu-seon.

“Our Lives, Our Space: Views of Women in a Red-Light District” was featured in the special exhibition. Photo by Cho Su-hui.

Ewha Archives held the special exhibition from November to next year to honor the history of Ewha and Esther Kim Pak. Photo by Ko Yu-seon.