Since 2012, Career Development Center (CDC) has been promoting Ewha students’ autonomous activities by supporting career clubs. Unlike other clubs on campus, career clubs specifically focuses on

Women in Seoul joined others around the world to take a chance to stand up for their rights by holding a rally against gender-based violence on International Women’s Day (IWD) on March 8.A femin

Statistics published by Korean Educational Statistics Service (KESS) have consistently contributed to the widely held public opinion that math and science majors land a job with relative ease when com

I can’t remember a time when I didn’t like the camera. Ever since I was young my dad took pictures of me all the time. Being a silly kid, I would pose for the camera and run around in exci

Watch out! A seductive little thief, often dressed in black and carrying a miniature camera, is trying to steal our education right out from under our noses. This ambitious little thief also wants to

Ewha VR Room opened last September, under the supervision of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. The room is located in a separate area inside Smart Software Lab (Room 121) at Asan Eng

Two students majoring in the Department of Content Convergence, Um Seo-young and Kim Min-ju, introduced a KakaoTalk chatbot named “Mushi & Rumi,” an artificial intelligence that conduc

“Depression Does not Mean Unhappiness” is a biographical essay that illustrates author Kim Seoul-ki’s experience of overcoming depression. The book gained popularity and has been in

of six college students and recent graduates of diverse disciplines, is at the forefront of making cultural opportunities available for the visually impaired. Their recent photography exhibition &ldqu

When hearing the word “Poland” oftentimes the first thing I hear from people is “I went to Warsaw, for holidays” or “I really loved Krakow”. But, to me, it’s

This fall, I attended the Sorak-Symposium for the first time. This German Language and Literature conference was founded in the early nineties at a secluded hotel in the Sorak Mountains. Even though t

Having to focus on their studies while dealing with economic difficulties, students are struggling to maintain healthy eating habits. According to a poll taken by Ewha Voice to determine the eating ha

People pass by many stores that sell a variety of commodities. However, there is one unique café near Ewha where customers select their coffee using an automated vending machine operated by a c

Two perennial challenges of Korean education that are present from kindergarten to college are reducing the pressure of a hyper-competitive system and preparing students for an uncertain employment landscape. How should students learn differently? And what should they be learning? To answer these qu

The 2019 Graduation Ceremony was held at Welch-Ryang Auditorium on Feb. 24. Students attending the ceremony wore graduation gowns, hats and tassels. Additionally, graduate students also had to wear ho

Department of Health Convergence specially invited Professor Sengwee Darren Toh from Harvard Graduate School of Public Health, for a symposium at ECC on Feb. 19. The topic of the symposium was on gene

After several months of the school contemplating on ways to foster a stronger community for those seeking employment and entrepreneurship, the ECC Career Lounge opened on Jan. 17, revealing its new lo

The awareness of animal rights has heightened after an incident involving an escaped puma that was shot dead in September. Many people raged over the failed attempt to capture the animal, which had be

Dongduk Women’s University in Seoul has ramped up its security after a male intruder recorded himself naked and masturbated in the school’s empty classrooms and hallways on Oct. 6. He post