The University Museum is holding "Hope Market" on April 26 and May 31, from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. in front of the museum. The Hope Market will be composed of mainly three parts; Arts, Vintage, and Event p

The Institute for International Trade and Cooperation, the Graduate School of International Studies, and the Korean Women's Institute is co-hosting a special lecture entitled "Women in the labor marke

The Graduate School of Science Technology is receiving applications for the fall semester from April 10 to 18. Students can only apply through the Internet (http://eist.uway.com). The application fee

The Graduate School of Clinical Dentistry is holding a forum entitled, "Present and Future of Clinical Dentistry" on April 5 at 10:00 a.m. in the LG Convention Hall of the International Education Buil

Students put on a skit about family matters for the eighth Feminism Festival that was held in the Student Union Building.

The Social Service Center (SSC) is recruiting student volunteers for the event for physically challenged people to be held until April 8. The Seodaemun-Gu Office is hosting the event and volunteers wi

The Social Service Center (SSC) is hosting an event, "Blood Donations of Love" on April 2 and 3 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in front of the side entrance of the Student Union Building. The SSC welcom

Students hang blue balloons in front of the Student Union Building that were distributed by the SGA during chapel.

Religious conflicts have always been the primary source of all wars marked in the history of mankind. It would be no exaggeration to say that more than 50 percent of all wars are the product, or by-pr

The US-led war in Iraq is casting a dark cloud over the future course of the global economy. With the collapse of the Internet hype, massive investment spent on information technology and communicatio

Literature is more than just stories and rhymes; it reflects the philosophies and realities of the times in a way no other art can. Jane Austen wrote her beloved novels at the time when Napoleon? army

Oil and September 11 are important subsidiary motivations for initiating war on Iraq. Oil forms part of the vital national interest of states without considerations of which it is almost impossible to

Remember the peace movements back in the 60"s, complete with images of hippies smoking marijuana during protests against the Vietnam War? Organized peace movements trace their existence far longe

Most readers remember the time in elementary school art class when they had to practice Korean calligraphy with a brush and black ink. But how many are aware that 80 percent of the brushes sold in Kor

Some people say that Liberal Arts, the studies regarded as the basis of all others is facing a crisis. But the College of Liberal Arts at Ewha is preparing for a take-off into a positive direction.Fir

"I deeply agree that it is boring to be a freshman in a women"s university," says Jung Soo-young (Social Sciences, 1). After one month of college life at Ewha, she says she has discovered that th

Until a few years ago, college life was thought of mainly as a time for freedom from the rigorous studies of high school. However, this trend has been changing. Even after students make their way to c

Renowned Buddhist priest Thich Nhat Hanh, will deliver a lecture entitled "Peace By Women" on April 3 in the Welch-Ryang Auditorium from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. A special candle-light vigil is scheduled on

The International Education Institute(IEI) held an explanatory sesion for the 2003 Ewha-UC Berkeley Summer Session on Mar. 27 from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. in the LG Convention Center of the IEI Building. Th

Anti-war demonstrations are now becoming more widespread especially among university students in Korea. These protests were initiated soon after the U.S. forged ahead with its war against Iraq, and th