[Photo provided by Reela Khalifa.] Eid al Adha, one of the biggest Islamic holidays begins at the end of the pilgrimage.

Photo by Kim Ji-sun. Even with the clock hand pointing 11:30 p.m, the Ewha Voice office bustles with reporters putting on the finishing touches of this issue.

[Photo by Kim Yea-jin] The "Little Bud?cafe hopes to overcome the consumerist nature of Sinchon.

[Photo by Kim Ji-sun] Unforgettable memories are also reflected in the art pieces.

[Photo by Kim Yea-jin] Flowers are bred in the greenhouse.

[Photo by Kim Yea-jin] ?oots and Shoots,?a used bookstore near the Sinchon train station invites those who love an eco-friendly atmosphere and the smell of old books.

[Photo provided by Jazzpark] CMG holds Jazzpark once a month where anyone can join in on the excitement. This festive event is a guaranteed culturally enriching experience.

[Photo by Kim Yea-jin] Keeping watch of the building for 24 hours seems like no easy job.

[Photo by Choi Eun-sun] A visit to the Foreigner? Cemetery opens the door to Ewha? beginnings.

[Photos by Kim Yea-jin] (from left) The library is full of unique books. Fans of old and rare movies visit the video room often. The theater accomodates 60 people.

[Photo provided by Cello Sarang Ewha Media Center] A music concert hall, photo studio, and music recording studio is all in one single space at the Cello Sarang Ewha Media Center near the main gate.

[Photo by Kim Ji-sun] Gosisengs more often than not work in the study room at night.