Choi Young-ae (’74, Christian Studies) has been appointed as the 8th head of the National Human Rights Commission of Korea. She is the first ever female and nonlegal professional to head this or

Ewha’s Human Rights Center opened with a special opening ceremony on Sept. 14 at LG Convention Hall. The ceremony started with the opening speeches by the center director, Park Kwicheon and the

From Sept. 11 to 16, Art House Momo held its 10th anniversary film festival titled “Every Voice Counts.” Art House Momo, located in the ECC, is an independent cinema that features a variet

Cherry Rhodes, a prominent American organist came to Ewha to perform her first ever recital in Korea. In celebration for the annual 2018 Pipe Organ Festival on Sept. 13, hosted by Ewha College of Musi

I n J u l y , t h e S t u d e n t Government Association (SGA) coordinated Inside Ewha, a consultative group to concretize students’ demands for the school that had been announced at the student

From Aug. 18 to Sept. 2, more than 11,000 athletes from panAsian countries gathered in the Indonesian cities of Jakarta and Palembang to participate in the 18th Asian Games. Representing Korea were 77

Classrooms emptied since summer classes are being set ready to welcome students for the upcoming fallsemester. Photo by Park Jae-won.

The school has called on students to take down the sticky notes on the door of Sculpture Major Professor K, who was accused of sexually harassing students earlier this year. The administration office

Along with the large-scale administrative shift in the midst of July, Ewha’s Center for Human Rights will also go through reorganization.In a nutshell, the Communication team and the Contents te

The second 2018 Korean Studies Forum was held on Aug. 21 at Humanities Building. The speaker of the forum was Lim Kwan-taek, who refused going back to North Korea or remaining in South Korea after sur

PRIME organized its third annual several overseas employment and startup field trips for undergraduate students to the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Japan and China. These students took part

Ewha Womans University Museum held a “Museum Artifacts Story” course at the Ewha Womans University Museum on Aug. 29. The main goal of the program was to introduce various artifacts in Ewh

Ewha Career Development Center has been holding 2018 summer vacation job master class for two months starting from July. This master class was made to provide well-organized systematic curriculum for

Ewha law graduate Noh Jung-hee was titled chief justice on Aug. 2. She was given a six-year term to be the chief justice of the Supreme Court of Korea. In 1987, Noh first started her career as a judge

The biggest tournament for college sports club, Korea University Sports Federation (KUSF) Club Championship, whistled its start for the year in March. Applicants gathered from all parts of the country

Ewha Green Movie Festa attempts to present a new stage in contemporary visual arts, releasing the arts and movies in the indoor space of the campus into the splendid Ewha forest of May. Photo by Park Jae-won

The first wave of students promoting Ewha to their alma mater high schools returned from their visit as the month of family came to the end. These students are members of Alma Mater Visiting Group: an

Ewha Community Welfare Center organized a collective fundraising event titled “You make Ewha’s welfare shine” on May 24 at the Student Union Building. The event coordinated a fundrai

As a special event to mark Ewha’s 132nd anniversary, the dancing docents held their second performance at Ewha Museum on March 31 as a sequel to their performance in 2017. Under Professor Cho Ki

To celebrate Ewha’s 132nd anniversary, Opera “Cosi Fan Tutte” by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was held on May 25 to May 27 at the Music Building. “Cosi Fan Tutte” translates a