In the face of the unprecedented global pandemic, midterm exams this year were fraught with technical issues, confusing exam formats, cheating, and unclear guidelines. Now with the end of the semester fast approaching, there have been concerns about whether final exams will be held online or on-camp

Across the nation, more people are choosing to stay at home due to their fear of the fast-spreading coronavirus, and with the country’s Crisis Alert level elevated to its highest level. This caused a dramatic spike in food deliveries leading to what some call a serious environmental issue, as the ce

Even though using hygiene products is essential for women, not everyone, such as people with physical or developmental problems find it easy to utilize these products. Three university students, Lim Gi-won, Park Kyu-kyeong, and Oh Joo-eun, took the matter into their own hands.All three students are

As confirmed cases of COVID-19 have shown a decreasing trend, the country eased the previous regulation of social distancing to “everyday life quarantine” starting from May 5.The new regulations emphasize the importance of being cautious in daily life to prevent further spread of the virus. This has

Until a couple of years ago, second-hand clothing did not receive the global recognition it does today. This section of clothing used to be limited to thrift shops or flea markets, and high-end brands were hard to find. However, millennials today are turning the used goods market upside down. Not on

In 2016, a group of elementary school teachers got together for a regular reading session. Through discussions, they acknowledged gender stereotypes and seeked ways to fight against them. To take steps in changing gender stereotypes, they created Outbox, a gender education research association provi

A newly coined term “Clothing as a Service (CaaS)” refers to a clothing distribution model where clothes are no longer possessed, but rented as a form of service.Rental services on clothes are not particular to the general public. Expensive apparels ranging from dresses to gowns have long been rente

“Corona blues” is a newly coined term originating from the outbreak of COVID-19 and people being restricted from outdoor activities. A combination of the words ‘coronavirus’ and ‘blues,’ it connotes the feeling of depression derived from the long-term quarantine and social distancing resulting from

Courses and media concerning how to deal with life and know better about oneself are thriving among 2030 generation. As a part of the flow, mental therapy applications are being a new trend among millennials. The Chief Operating Officer of Trost, Kim Eo-jin, shared her thoughts on the phenomenon. Tr

As the novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, is spreading rapidly in South Korea, university students have created websites and apps informing users of the areas previously visited by nowquarantined patients. The public is praising their work for providing easy access to essential information.W

After the outbreak of the novel virus, COVID-19, concerns have mounted over universities using dormitories to quarantine international students. However, the issues related to dormitory concerns do not appear to be as serious as reported. In fact, when Ewha Voice contacted universities regarding maj

As the novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, is spreading rapidly in South Korea, university students have created websites and apps informing users of the areas previously visited by now-quarantined patients. The public is praising their work for providing easy access to essential information.

Seoul Metropolitan Government announced an amended “Youth Allowance” policy that will be initiated from 2020. There are two key changes: increasing the number of beneficiaries that can be supported by the policy and providing monthly rental fees for the youth.The requirements for the application and

Three years have passed since the renewal of Ewha 52nd street in 2017. However, the street is filled with for-rent signs and vacant stores. The stores are closed, the signs are off, and the windows are plastered with random flyers and for-lease signs.“It seems like the street is losing its energy mo

Citizen developers is a word coined after the founding of no-coding. It refers to people who develop software without learning how to write a single line of code. Recently, the no-code software are attracting larger groups of people spanning from ordinary students to enterprises trying to fill in th

A movement supporting an ongoing protest for the sovereignty of Hong Kong, also known as #StandwithHK movement, is spreading on campus. Hong Kong’s protests started earlier this June in opposition to a bill regarding the extradition of criminals from Hong Kong to mainland China. Although the bill wa

In Korea, approximately 10 million animals are abandoned by their owners every year despite the growing interest in owning one. Although 70 percent of sheltered animals are adopted, half of them become ownerless again. Social enterprises which found this problematic have been working to support anim

Digital detox, which is also known as digital minimalism, refers to voluntary abstinence one attempts from their digital devices and social media. The movement represents millennials’ sense of desperation to separate themselves from their phone, with #digitaldetox on Instagram or other pledges on li

Shinchon Arts Space and See the Sun, a visual arts project organization, collaborated to create Art Space from Aug. 16 to Sept. 29. The numerous art-related events and workshops were at Art Space aimed to encourage young female artists.Woo Da-min, the chief of See the Sun, and her all-women team wer

Ministry of Environment (ME), Korea Climate & Environment Network (KCEN), and Korea Environmental Industry & Technology Institute (KEITI) started campaigning on the reduction of paper receipts in the country from Sept. 24 to 28.According to the National IT Industry Promotion Agency’s 2014 statistics