Google Korea has opened a search service named the Google Book Search (http://books.google.com/books) on October 14. Google Book Search was first introduced in the U.S. in 2004 under the name of Googl

Graduating university without any delays has become hard to see in university campuses. Many students decide to take time off school for one or two semesters to study at foreign countries. According t

On July 30, the government announced that a new student loan program allowing university students to repay their school loans after employment will be implemented from the spring semester of 2010. Acc

Student applicants and scholarships sponsors now have a new online service where both sides can find a proper match. The site is operated by Primary Water, a nonprofit social enterprise that began las

The 2010 budget of the Ministry of Gender Equality has been increased to 96.5 billion won, a 23% increase from the previous budget of 78.4 billion won. According to the Ministry of Gender Equality, th

Among the members of Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), Korea ranked top in suicide rate. Along with the data, it is noticeable that women’s suicide rate in Korea is h

The ratio of women who participate in the Korean labor force is one of the lowest among the 30 member-nations of the Organization for Economic Cooperation (OECD). Based on last year’s statistics

The Ministry for Health, Welfare, and Family Affairs issued an official warning about the danger of infection from H1N1 Influenza A on July 21. The total number of infections in Korea exceeded 5,000 o

Due to hard economic times, the youth unemployment rate is higher than ever. As students seek alternative ways to earn money, starting their own businesses is becoming more popular. Waiting until afte

On July 30, the government announced that a new student loan program allowing university students to repay their school loans after employment will be implemented from the spring semester of 2010. Acc

On May 8, after the weekly Chapel service, students could grasp a cup of ice coffee amid the day’s hot weather. Drinking this ice coffee, not many Ewha students could have imagined their simple

A long line of slightly irritated female students crane their necks under the sun to get a better look at the front of the line. As the line moves slowly forward, their patience is rewarded with free

For university students to receive private education is common these days. In a recent study performed by Jung Ji-sun and Kim Jun-ho, Ph.D students at Seoul National University, 45.5 percent of 688 st

High tuition is one burden university students have to shoulder. No matter how many protests students have held to tackle tuition increases, schools have consistently raised tuition. Student grievance

X generation or N generation? Giving new names to new generations have been a tradition for people. Nowadays, the term “2030 generation,” has emerged to indicate people in their 20s and 30

While South Korea is famous for its large number of Internet users, it also agonizes over online comments posted by some of them. While entertainers usually become the targets of cruel Internet commen

Think again if you believe there’s no such thing as a free lunch in the world. Thanks to a new marketing method, students can now take advantage of many free or nearly free products in and near

The number of the unemployed youth (aged 20-29) has reached 348 thousand, which is 8.5 percent of the age group, according to the employment trend date released on February 2009, by the Korean Nationa

In the first two months after the new semester starts, students attend many events where they tend to drink more than they normally do, such as freshmen orientation, back-to-school parties and members

As soon as she walked out to the front gate, Shim Yeoan-sun (Humanities, 1) was approached by a stranger, who urged her to sign a contract for a new card. He explained that, if she paid only 20,000 wo