There is only one kind of success- to be able to spend your life in your own way, said American journalist Christopher Morley. The quote may draw only jeers in this day and age when a success is often

Ewha is a place of great diversity. Another fresh batch of determined young women have joined us on the canvas to paint another colorful year. This year, Ewha Voice has found four freshmen with colors

Korean students often describe the university entrance exam as “hell.” However, when the exam is over and students successfully get into a university, the “hell” suddenly chang

Long living in a country deeply rooted in Confucianism, Korean women became dependent to men in the past, unwilling to assert their opinions or political rights in society. During the tight rul of the

Korean Women’s Institute The Korean Women’s Institute (KWI) was founded in March 1, 1977 as a professional research institute of Ewha to deal with women’s issues. The KWI precede res

Women around the world have become prime ministers, chief executives and astronauts; however, such achievements did not come in a twinkling of an eye. Efforts to elevate women’s standards began

Three of the biggest names in the Wall Street, Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, and Merril Lynch have disappeared in a blink of an eye. Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are left alone, and even they are

From small squabbles to full-blown battles, wars between siblings have always been a ritual course for brothers and sisters living together.

The Dalai Lama once said: "Judge your success by what you had to give up in order to succeed." When I first heard that quote, I sneered at it without any hesitation.

Recycling is a duty that we are aware of. At the same time,it is an awfully hard thing to do since we often do not know how or where to do so. However, there is a perfect place that takes away all the

“Tea is comprehensive art,” says Kim Eui-jung (’62, Voice), Chairwoman of Myung Won Cultural Foundation and Holder of Intangible Cultural Asset Number 27, Royal Court Tea Ceremony. T

The number of visitors noticeably increased after the reconstruction of the Cheonggye Stream in 2005. However, people tend to unconsciously pass by the book stores on Cheonggye 5 Ga (street). They are

The books that you need are the books that everybody wants. This is one of the miserable facts facing Ewha students when it comes to borrowing books from the Centennial Library. It is hard for student

The issues of imported beef and melamine have been the hot potato in Korean society. As these food-related incidents awake the increasing concern of the people relating to the food they consume, Jin S

An opening ceremony for the Ewha’s Bioethics Policy Research Library (BPRL) was held on September 30, 2008 in Ewha Centennial Library with the presence of President Lee Bae-yong and Kwak Young-s

Most people imagine a room full of thick books with people keeping their voices down when they hear the word “library”. However, the Music Library at Ewha, located at the second floor of t

Cookies are delicious, but most of them, are also bad for you, with few vitamins and too much sugar. But students on Ewhaian.com, an online community for Ewha students, discovered a healthy exception

Where the trees and flowers blossom, a cluster of ripe cabbages boasting its large leaves dyed in green are growing on the small tracts of land nearby the Student Union Building. Although their height

The 2008 World Women’s Forum, for the second time in history, will lift up its grand curtain on October 21. Renowned women leaders from all over the world gathered in one place to hold various p

The fourth week of October is a special time for Ewha students. Starting with the Wellesley Global Leadership Conference held on October 21, Ewha global week will also include Ewha the 2008 World Wome