Living in a country which ranked as the second-highest college education costs and going to one of the high-ranking private universities for tuitions, thinking about high tuitions is not an extraordin

When the Korean government publicized the importance of holding G20 Seoul Summit last year, one of the major outcomes was the enhancement of Korea’s status in the international society. The slog

Controversy over the remark from Kim Sung-sik, the assistant chairperson of Hannara Policy Board, who claimed to subside tuition fee restrictively toward students whose average GPA is over B has been

Not so long from its controversial report of experiment on effects of violent games, Munhwa Broadcasting Corporation’s (MBC) Newsdesk has drew another public’s attention. On the night of M

While waiting for the lights to change green on a crosswalk, have you ever noticed that there is only one figure of a man on the traffc lights?Have you ever had the thought that this connotes a sexual

On March 15, four days after the calamitous earthquake and tsunami happened in Japan, and the day that the Fukushima I Nuclear Power Plant had been exploded, I received a bizarre text message. I was n

As the new semester starts with the laughter of freshmen and flowers started to bloom at the beautiful Ewha campus, all Ewha buildings and classrooms also made themselves ready to welcome the students

Welcome to the campus of March which will be sooner or later, filled with the scent of cherry blossoms and with students’ dreams and hopes of serendipity and trying something new. Howeve

It is always fun to visit U.S. college newspaper Web sites which are updated on a daily basis. Especially during these seasons when the college scenes are heated with the Harvard-Yale football matches

Four hours before the announcement of 2010 Nobel Literature Prize winner, a number of reporters surrounded Ko Un’s house, one of the most prestigious Korean poets who was a strong candidate for

Four hours before the announcement of 2010 Nobel Literature Prize winner, a number of reporters surrounded Ko Un’s house, one of the most prestigious Korean poets who was a strong candidate for

You may not have noticed, but the world we live in today is a very colorful place. You walk across the street and you can easily spot automobiles in various different colors. Buildings are painted in

After the past few chaotic months there is now a hint of “sunshine” over the Korean peninsula. The Korean government announced plans on Monday that it would send aid to the flood-stricken

The hundreds of people were not standing in line under the scorching sun at the Hangaram Design Museum for Gustav Klimt’s first ever exhibition in Asia nor were they waiting to see the pop artis

As May is designated as national family month in South Korea, President Lee Myung-bak made remarks on the idea of giving thanks to those around us in his 40th radio and internet speech. During his spe

The black and white screen showed university students wearing head bands on their foreheads and masks on their faces were gathered in front of the square at the City Hall. Suddenly, one student in a w

On March 10, Kim Ye-seul (25), a junior from Korea University, dropped out of school. She made a declaration and posted a hand-written poster on the school wall. As soon as the declaration was posted

“A, B, C, D...E…F?” I could feel the examiner’s sparkling blue eyes on me, earnestly encouraging me to fashion out the next letter onto the test sheet. As a seven year old, th

In November, Guatemalan Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Rigoberta Menchú Tum visited Ewha and gave a special lecture. When I entered the conference room where Menchu’s lecture was being held,

Three male students preparing to enter law school filed a constitutional suit against the Ewha Law School on Sept. 8 calling for the removal of its gender restriction. The petition came into the spotl