Sinchon Tokkigull (Sinchon burrow), a place once criticized by its odor and potential dangers of crime, was reborn with colorful artworks on March 20. Located right under the Gyeongui Line railroad, i

The Ministry of Education (MOE) sent official notice to universities notifying them of a ban on selling alcohol on campus during university festivals. Until last year, although the legislation on liqu

Unfamiliar to university students in Korea, Makerspace is a place where collaborative work on hightechnology is pursued. Making, learning, and exploring high-tech tools that cannot be easily seen in o

May 1 is International Workers’ Day, also referred as May Day or “Workers’ Day” in Korea, that celebrates laborers all around the world. Worker’s Day is designated as a p

Last April 4, the school’s Center for Gender Affairs announced the disciplinary measure for the professor of Art & Design who was accused of sexual harassment against Ewha students. Along wi

Once a week, members of E-COPS, the one and only information security club in Ewha, gather to discuss rising issues on the matter. In its name, E stands for Ewha and COPS for “Control of Program

The recent scandal regarding a British data analysis firm, Cambridge Analytica, has started the #DeleteFacebook campaign. In March, Cambridge Analytica was under fire for using over 50 million Faceboo

The 2018 Pyeongchang Paralympic Games came to a meaningful close on March 18. There were 570 players from 49 countries participating in the games, the biggest Paralympic Games in its history. Inspirin

According to Statistics Korea, Korean women’s average age at their first marriage entered the thirties in 2015. The increase of working women is one of many factors that have led to this phenome

More than 3.2 million university students took out loans to cover their education expenses from 2010 to 2016, according to the National Tax Service. Each student took out an average of 2,940,000 won p

Hundreds of activists and citizens gathered at the Gwanghwamun Plaza in central Seoul for the Women’s Day ceremony on Mar. 8, holding slogans written “#MeToo” and “#WithYou.&rd

With the 99th anniversary of the Samil Independence Movement (March 1), a movement among students demanding that universities tear down pro-Japanese individuals’ statues is coming into the spotl

The Ministry of Education (MOE) officially announced its plan to gradually abolish the university admission fee from the spring semester of 2018. For Ewha, the complete abolishment is planned to take

“It’s the volunteers that made the Olympics despite the difficult circumstances. They guided, translated, prevented accidents, and even had to shiver in cold all day.”Last February w

Over the past five years, the number of people living alone in Korea has increased by 50 percent, according to Statistics Korea. Relative to such social trend, the media has been covering the lifestyl

Seodaemun-gu ranks the first in the country in the number of universities located in a single district, with a total of 25 universities including Ewha and Yonsei University. Among specific areas in Se

Domestic universities are now allowed to sell their own curriculum to foreign universities like a franchise business. Students who achieve a diploma from such franchise education curriculum will be ac

The Law of Higher Education Act was amended to limit the ratio of each party to 50 percent or less in the Korean Universities’ Board of Trustees.On Nov. 9, the installation of the Board of Trust

Women have dealt with menstruation since time immemorial — but supporting them through period pains during their studies remains a tabooed and unresolved issue. Despite being among the world&rsq

Earlier this month, Sogang University announced it would abolish performance-based scholarships from 2018. Instead, it will be increasing funding for the need-based scholarships to support students in