By Min-ju ?ur country, our house, our mother.?Koreans have the tendency to use the word ?ur?and ?s?more than ?y?and ?e?commonly used in English. This is probably because of the collectivism derived fr

With the rise of Information Technology (IT), the world seems to be dividing itself into two spheres: online and offline, click and brick, virtual reality and actual reality. But people are increasing

The younger generation may be unfamiliar with the name Lee O-young. Among other achievements, he was the former Minister of Culture and Tourism, Professor of Ewha, culture critic, editorial consultant

Korean foods often have five directional colors (五方色), blue, red, yellow, white, and black, which each represents east, south, center, west, and north. Eating the five food color equates with eating t

The musical The Play was introduced to the public in 1999 and, unlike most other locally produced musicals, it has been continuously popular among Koreans. Over 170,000 people watched the musical unti

100 regular guests visit Painter Bbal gan nal gae (Red Wing)? web blog per day to have a look at her drawings. For Choi Ae-youn (28), uploading her own drawings on to her blog is the happiest time of

Although many people might not easily recognize the so-called Digilog items, there are many that exist in our society; Digilog items vary from daily-living items to technology. Digilog is anything tha

A new keyword ?igilog?has emerged as the digital world has created a problem in the current society. Then what is the problem and why is it important to fix it? Ewha Voice asked those basic questions

Riding the subway train takes up a large part of people's lives, as it is one of the main transportation means for people of all ages. This can be easily seen when observing the street from the Ewha W

Line 1 was the first subway line opened in Seoul. It connected Seoul Station with Chongnyang-ni in 1974. The development of Seoul started from here, thus many stations on Line No. 1 reveal the modern

Subway Line 2 is an inner circle line that rotates around Seoul. Although line 2 does not get you as far as other lines, by getting on it you can see some of the best city sceneries in Seoul. Line 2 a

Subway Line 6 : Noksapyeong Noksapyeong Station resembles an art museum more than a subway station with its famous glass dome ceiling, glass staircase and interior embellished with murals. It is commo

Skimming over the stations of subway Line No. 4, you will notice that there are various places where families and friends can have wonderful memories and come closer to nature. Many city parks and his

Line 5 is especially noted for its parks and museums, many of which are concentrated at the ends of the line avoiding the center of the city. Maybe that's why line 5 is less crowded than other lines a

On the orange line 3, Seoul's past and present co-exists in a single subway line. From Gyeongbok Palace to Apgujeong, you can travel directly from the ancient palaces to luxurious shopping district. L

A university is a miniature society for students to prepare surviving in the real world. While money plays a very big role in the real society, it has little effect on many university students due to

Until not so long ago, financial planning was an area restricted to experts. However, now it is becoming more familiar to ordinary people as banks begun to offer various investment products along with

Before and after the 21st century, university clubs on stock investment were rapidly established. Reasons may vary, but the stock prices hitting an all-time high record, and students being more practi

Cash cards are divided into three big categories. The dividing criteria are based on money limits and function of the card. For easy notification, the color of each card and decorations are different

Stock-related jargon such as KOSPI (Korea Composite Stock Price Index) is usually complex, distant, and rather intimidating for many college students. But the student participants who vie to become ch