On Feb. 28, the February 2022 graduation ceremony took place in the Welch-Ryang Auditorium with only designated attendees due to the pandemic. The entire ceremony was live-streamed on Ewha’s official YouTube channel. Even though the in-person graduation ceremony was not open to every graduate, Ewha

Over the winter break, many international students returned to their home countries after several months or even years of living in South Korea due to the pandemic. Despite their initial excitement about going back home, some students unexpectedly experienced mild symptoms of reverse culture shock.

Students wishing to enter university took their Korea’s College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT), also known as Suneung, on Nov. 18, akin to the American SAT exam. Test-taking is the most popular method to evaluate students’ readiness for college. However, the examination systems vary around the world

Humans like to think that we are in control of our lives. And yes, there is no exception, that includes both you and I. Just recall the times when you grimaced at the aberrant incarnates of antisocialism and laziness in your all-rounder class, asserting with confidence that you would never degrade i

I recently had the chance to re-read by Harper Lee with a small intercollegiate book club that I lead with several friends. As is well known, Harper Lee’s novel is an American classic published in 1960. The central storyline follows a court case in which African- American Tom

Becoming an international correspondent for any journalist is a unique way to report about global events on the ground, rather than relying on second or third-hand sources. Choi Yoon-jung, who is now entrenched in global news, is an alumna of the Division of English Language and Literature at Ewha.

Starting off as a small R&D (Research and Development) company, Bioara has expanded into a global company in less than six years. Bioara now exports premium fermented cordyceps extract, Bonchowi, to 13 countries and cultivates cordyceps through automated smart farms. Recently, it won the Seoul Busin

Introducing the new “World” section From volumes 67-01, Ewha Voice organized the new “World” section. Created to inform readers of international issues beyond Ewha’s campus, the section offered stories of Ewha undergraduates, graduates, and alumni studying or working abroad as well as people and eve

Museums are changing, and today rather than looking, visitors are experiencing. Artificial intelligence (AI), augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) technologies are, in a sense, recreating history. Ewha Voice made a visit to the National Museum of Korea’s Immersive Digital Gallery with int

The adult industry has been growing in denial, contempt, and exclusion of female existence. In the sex toy industry, women are consumed and marketed as toys and trophies. Products sexually objectifying females and their body parts, which have been produced and sold by males, are used solely to satis

The Department of Art History held “Talking from the field: art history then and now,” a forum celebrating its 40th anniversary, from Oct. 8 to Nov. 26. The forum was consisted of four sessions and was moderated by four hosts: Park Young-ran, the director of the National Museum of Modern and Contemp

A global pandemic does not mean foreign students no longer study abroad at Ewha. Ewha always welcomes those seeking further studies. As much as collecting knowledge is important while studying abroad, traveling and exploring the country is also a lifelong experience. Heike Wuest, a German exchange s

The Ewha Campus Complex (ECC), designed by a French architect Dominique Perrault, is arguably Ewha’s most notable landmark and has been the center of campus life. However, the structure is also renowned for a more sinister reason. In the 13 years since the establishment of ECC, there have been count

Ewha’s College of Art & Design held the 28th Esprit Nouveau: 2021 PREMIER Ewha Fashion Collection from Nov. 23 to 28. PREMIER Ewha Fashion Collection is Ewha’s Fashion Design graduation exhibition that takes place every November at the Ewha Art Center. Due to the pandemic, this year’s exhibition bro

With outstanding performances and an impeccable plot, “Contemplating on a Starry Night” received rave reviews after its last performance on Nov. 21. The play broadly sought to bring awareness to the female Korean activists’ struggle for independence during the Japanese colonial period. The whole pro

The election for 54th General Student Council, which was to be held online from Nov. 24 to 25, was officially declared invalid on Nov. 25. Woolim has registered as the sole candidate, with Chang Eun-ah, a junior majoring in Chinese Language and Literature, as president and Park Seo-lim, a sophomore

More and more students are visiting Ewha’s campus now that locations such as the Ewha Campus Complex tables are available for students to use. Photo by Juanita Herrera Padilla.

For many students, studying abroad is an opportunity to widen their perspective and see the world that awaits them. Exchanging at a women’s university is one of the ways for Ewha students to understand parts of the direction that women are heading globally. Ewha Voice interviewed three Ewha students

The last time I wasn’t able to chip in a conversation about “Squid Game” was during a team project. Our group chose to present a case study regarding Netflix’s business strategy, and that was when I decided to watch the show. “Squid Game” was boosting Netlfix’s shares to outperform its rivals within

​​​​​​​I wonder if reading books is an inconvenience these days when the handy smartphone is so lightweight it seems the hefty book may cause carpal tunnel in the wrist. Aside from the negative physiological response, books have become remote from people’s lives with the intoxicating lure of webtoon