A number of years ago, I ran into a former student who had just recently graduated. She told me how frustrated she was at trying to find a job since most companies required her to fill out an online a

We all aspire to be powerful and confident women. But in a man’s world, how can one achieve such bold journey smoothly? Thus, for all the wonder women reading this article, here are some persona

So off they go. Four Korean celebrities open a restaurant at an Indonesian resort island for a week. The concept sounds overly simplistic and unrevealing, yet the television show, Youn’s Kitchen

From the 29th of March to the 1st of April, Beings, a theatre troupe belonging to Ewha’s English Language and Literature department, performed American Playwright Sarah Ruhl’s Dead Man&rsq

My name is Anna, I’m an ethnic Korean from Moscow, Russia. My family had to move to South Korea because of my father’s business. I graduated from Russian embassy school situated in Seoul a

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As I sat in the quaint little theatre, occupying one of maybe fifty or sixty seats, I began to set my expectations. I had only become familiar with Tennessee Williams’ 1944 play The Glass Menage

AIESEC is the world’s largest youth-run organization that has approximately 70,000 members in 127 countriess and territories. AIESEC empowers young people by providing them with global exchange

During these testing times, it is important to consider what we actually want from those in power. We expect those who govern to do so in the interests of the governed, providing services that can bes

Debate association of Ewha (DAE) is an English debate club which was founded in 2005. Starting off with just a few English Language and Literature major students, currently, we have more than 20 membe

Ewha is now in a period of change, with student and faculty activism stronger than it has been in years. Under these circumstances, one change I strongly advocate is to eliminate the fixed grading cur

I have, as most people desire of being right and in control most of the time. When I was little I remember that some people, even at that time in our lives, questioned our decisions and made us think

There is Muzi a yellow radish wearing a bunny suit and his companion Con a mysterious baby crocodile; Jay-G a groovy mole/secret agent; Frodo a spoiled dog; Apeach a sexy peach; Neo a suave urban cat;

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In ancient Greece—the genesis of Western civilization and thinking—the Greek goddess Athena was known to be the securer of “victory.” She also awarded the dealmakers that brought forth victory. In Oresteia, the Greek goddess Athena proclaims, “I admire…the eyes of persuasion.”Viewed from an apolitic

Seconds into touchdown you can feel it. There’s something so unique about arriving into a new country. You’re the same person, just as you were at home, but everything around you has chang

A Korean proverb says, ‘‘Even one word makes you free of debt,’’ and a Western proverb says, ‘‘Mind your Ps(pleases) and Qs(thank you expressions).’’ Bo

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At the Graduate School of International Studies we pride ourselves in being a diverse department with faculty and students from around the world. Different people bring different perspectives and opin

If you had asked me four years ago what I wanted to do with my life, I would probably have said, “I want to go to college.” I have never thought that I, the only female in my family, would