Among the roughly 50 million content creators fueling the YouTube phenomenon, the voices of social minorities are increasingly standing out from the crowd. Their unique perspectives add color to the p

If Shakespeare were to live in today’s society, he might have been jobless. Why? Korea’s youth unemployment rate is hitting the ground hard, with its worst figures of all times for Liberal

In August, Sookmyung Women’s University students criticized Seoul Metro as they refused to display advertisements containing feminism content to be presented at subways. The denial has brought a

By Pak Gee-na, Shin Hyo-jae, Choi Ye-jin, Kim So-jung, Shim Ha-eunWhile a shadow has been cast over April’s historic meeting between the leaders of the two Koreas by volatile North Korea-U.S. re

The holiday season is upon us once again. With the end of 2017 just around the corner, Ewha Voice takes this opportunity to look back at the year we are leaving behind. In March, Ewha kickstarted the

Many universities struggle to battle the recession of their newspapers. In addition to improving their articles and printing interesting stories, campus newspapers have stretched beyond paper and to o

It has been some time since the recession of campus journalism was first brought up for discussion. With the fast-paced digital innovations and social media’s domination of news sources, traditi

Smashing: A way to relieve stressFirst introduced in the United States in 2008, one of the newly introduced themed cafes in Korea is designed to provide people with spaces to express their ange

Seeking tranquility from our furrier friends, amist the busy city lifeOften caught in a rut, university students visit cafés that provide unique activities, from playing with animals to solving

Tired of your daily americano? Seoul is home to numerous cafes, and though many keep it simple with just coffee and dessert, some of them are famous for throwing some entertainment into the bar

LGBT communities on campusAmong the LGBT community, university students are one of the most active groups involved in empowering the rights of sexual minorities. Most universities have one or more stu

Empowering the Queer community through culture“Gaybongbakdoo 5: In an open relationship” is the title of the film festival held on Sept. 2. Gaybongbakdoo, an annual film festival, is one o

The planned constitutional revision changed in wording from “equal rights of the two sexes” to “all genders,” which includes 50 different definitions of sexuality. Legalizing s

The routineLife as a bodybuilder requires not only heavy lifting but also mental strength. Their extreme exercise and diet push their limit and force the best perseverance out of them.For members of T

Society’s window into bodybuildingPeople are constantly exposed to the media’s definition of beauty, skinny yet curvy women on high heels. This perception of beauty in many ways influences

Short of time and money, many university students easily slip into unhealthy lifestyles. Their diets are based on cup noodles and ready-made microwave meals, along with fatty, salty and sugary food li

May is called “Family Month” in Korea, with Children’s Day on May 5 and Parents’ Day on May 8. This month thus reminds us that we are part of a community of families and loved

Known as a city of generosity and romance, Paris is often mentioned by Ewha students as a travel destination every vacation. Some say it is an unforgettable, romantic place, while others say it fell s

Samsung Convergence Software Course and Engineering education for womenEwha has been providing various engineering programs to students of all majors, one of them being the “Samsung S/W Training

Ministry of Education supports women engineers through WE-UP“The sex ratio differs in each major, but it’s around 8 men to 2 women in the engineering field.”“Despite the consis