A few weeks ago, posters from an unidentified group who called themselves "Ham-mong" appeared in the hallway of the Student Union Building. They condemned the traditional climax of Ewha"s Spring Daedo

A student ties a peace ribbon on to an anti-war tree that was planted in front of the College of Education Building on April 11 for the Daisy Festival.

What do most people see in a bubble? Do they notice its delicacy, liquidity, elasticity and reflections of light? Fan Yang sees beyond that in bubbles. He sees their soul.The world-renowned soap bubbl

"Hospice" may be an unfamiliar term to many people, or they may have only a general idea, like "hospices take care of people who are dying from cancer." Actually, a hospice is not just a place but als

The leftist Student Government Association (SGA) has held various rallies in opposition to the present socio-political order. However, there are students skeptical of student social activists. Nevethe

A cafe-like store that is open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. was set up in the lobby of the International Education Building on April 14. The store, which sells sandwiches as well as beverages, is the only o

Ewha"s Health Service Center conducts yearly medical check-ups for all students. However, the rate of student participation is not high, and according to a recent survey by the center, students f

The members of the Ewha Campus Tour Leader are hosting a charity tour for underprivileged elementary, middle, and high school students in cooperation with the Corporation Leftovers Love Sharing Commun

With the war on Iraq proceeding in another part of the world, and the South Korean government pondering whether or not to dispatch Korean troops, a peace festival was held at Ewha Womans University on

A renowned economist, George Psacharopoulos, gave a lecture on May 2 titled "Women and the Labor Market: Participation and Compensation." his lecture was co-hosted by the Institute for International T

The university announced on April 11 that it had appointed 47 leading domestic CEOs as professors in the College of Business Administration. The newly appointed professors are well-respected figures i

The university will accept applications for re-admission of women who were originally expelled because of the now-abolished marriage ban system from May 12 to 30. Ewha had adopted the system of bannin

According to the statistics released by the Ministry of Education and Human Resources on March 21,about a third of all students enrolled in colleges are taking a leave of absence every semes-ter. Some

Students put on a skit about family matters for the eighth Feminism Festival that was held in the Student Union Building.

Students hang blue balloons in front of the Student Union Building that were distributed by the SGA during chapel.

Some people say that Liberal Arts, the studies regarded as the basis of all others is facing a crisis. But the College of Liberal Arts at Ewha is preparing for a take-off into a positive direction.Fir

"I deeply agree that it is boring to be a freshman in a women"s university," says Jung Soo-young (Social Sciences, 1). After one month of college life at Ewha, she says she has discovered that th

Until a few years ago, college life was thought of mainly as a time for freedom from the rigorous studies of high school. However, this trend has been changing. Even after students make their way to c

Renowned Buddhist priest Thich Nhat Hanh, will deliver a lecture entitled "Peace By Women" on April 3 in the Welch-Ryang Auditorium from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. A special candle-light vigil is scheduled on

The International Education Institute(IEI) held an explanatory sesion for the 2003 Ewha-UC Berkeley Summer Session on Mar. 27 from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. in the LG Convention Center of the IEI Building. Th