National Intelligence Service (NIS) hosted a recruitment fair at Student Union Building on March 7. The fair was for those interested in working at NIS either as an intern or as a full-time employee.

Initiative for Comprehensive Health Association for North Korean Children and Women (I-CHANCE) held its inaugurating conference on March 12 at ECC Lee Sam-bong hall. The international conference was o

Ewha Institute for Teaching & Learning held a PowerPoint workshop on March 15 at Ewha-Samsung Education Culture Building. The program aimed to help both undergraduates and graduates create powerfu

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

The school decided to close Ewha Swimming Pool for renovation due to its deteriorated facilities on Feb. 28. Community Sports Education Center, the College of Science and Industry Convergence and the

On Feb. 28, the Office of Management announced that they have installed a new safety reporting system to ensure student safety on campus. The new service aims to provide a simple and fast method for r

Receiving loud applause from the audience, the dance cover club SSCC showcased a dance performance to several K-POP songs. The performance was held in front of the Student Union Building as part of th

“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

If you ever watched the Pixar movie “Coco,” you’ll probably notice the title as one of the most heartwarming soundtracks. For those who haven’t watched it, basically the main c

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

Changes to the part-time instructor law are criticized for being abused by universities resulting in the violation of students’ right to education, according to multiple student and instructor o

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

Enable, the 51st student council, held an orientation for this year’s freshman on Feb. 27 at Welch-Ryang Auditorium. Performances by clubs and recreation activities were provided for freshmen to enjoy. There were also pamphlets handed out to welcome the incoming freshmen and booths were opened to ho

Helen Clark, the former prime minister of New Zealand and the first female president of United Nations Development Programme, was invited for a panel discussion on Feb. 13 at International Education Building. The theme was “Towards an inclusive society: The value of diversity and leadership in a mul