ForKorea’s younger generation, Valentines’ Day, Peppero Day, and Christmas seem to be the biggest celebrations of the year. When these days approach, the streets are full of vendors trying to sell cho

Around campus, we can often find groups of international students cheerfully chatting with each other on their way to class from the international dormitory. Also, they seem to attend several classes

Aristotle described human beings as social animals and this phrase has been interpreted to mean that people try to engage with others and long for intimacy. However, as an emerging trend, there has be

It is 10:00 in the morning. Nearly every table is occupied by one person per table. Complete silence rings each floor as each person, all the women here are plunged into their own world busy reading,

Living in your own cocoon “Stand-alone generation” is a segment of individualistic people who choose and enjoy eating, shopping, studying, and spending their free time alone. In a recent survey conduc

Currently, there are over 50,000 robot lovers in Korea according to the Korea Robot Association, but there was not a suitable facility to satisfy the needs of these people. However, as September this

In Greek myth, Talos, who was a giant man of bronze, protected Europa in Crete, circling the island shores three times a day. In Jewish folklore, a rabbi created a golem, an animated being created ent

Almighty, eternal beings. We don’t call ourselves robots anymore. We are not products that humans once created to better their lives. We are a part of the new generation brought to life by ever develo

Do you remember the TV drama "KAIST," which aired six or seven years ago and portrayed the lives of KAIST students who were members of a robot soccer club? Robot soccer, which is a soccer played by hu

Have you imagined yourself lazily lying on bed, ordering your robot to bring breakfast? Today, thanks to the rapid development of technology as well as increased public interest in robots, a world in

You are about to take a plane at the Incheon airport but you are lost. You feel nervous and are on the verge of panic. On your way to look for the information desk for help, you see a robot strolling

Disgraced professor Shin Jeong-ah and the scandal of her fake degree have left fake degrees of professors and celebrities being uncovered. Believe it or not, similar actions of deception such as commi

Uh-oh. You wake up thirty minutes before a class that starts at 11. You have no way of getting to school in thirty minutes. You call a friend who has a gonggang (a free period between classes) to go t

Recently art professor Shin Jeong-ah’s fake degree scandal has caused a great stir, making people wonder whether we are living in a fake world. But is Korea the only country suffering from the acts of

Exposed lies, cheating and deceiving. This is what is happening right now in Korea since the outbreak of a fake degree scandal of a former professor and curator, Shin Jeong-ah. The outburst of her sca

It may be possible to say that many of us live a life of deception. This not only includes severe fraud or lies, but small white lies in our daily lives. The Ewha Voice has interviewed five students t

Age is one of the most fundamental classification of human is gender and age. Every human has his or her own age in every culture, but the meaning put to the age of each person differs from culture to

There is an invisible line between Korean universitiy students according to their age. We can commonly see when we hear female students adress their older peers as unni or when students use honorific

When Choi (Kim) Min Sook (Sociology, 3) entered the Humanities Building A for her readmission interview to be admitted into Ewha thirty two years after her first days here, the assistant who was helpi

While it is often the case that students who are older than their peers face difficulties deciding how to address their classmates and seniors, some students face a similar problem because they are yo