To the right of Ewha’s Main Gate lies Ewha Start-up 52nd Steet, an alley of small stores run by university students. To support the trend of startups, the underground road in front of Yonsei Uni

At Yonsei University’s matriculation ceremony on Feb. 24, incoming freshmen were required to sign the “Student Honor Declaration.” Honor codes similar to that of Yonsei are currently

At the beginning of every semester, there are reports of sexual harassment incidents on and off university campuses. Even one-day orientation for freshmen, membership trainings (MTs) and school festiv

Many universities have increased tuition for international students after the Ministry of Education’s (MOE) controversial abolition of the tuition cap for international students last December. A

Beginning this year’s fall semester, seniors can change their majors if they complete the required credits of the new major. Previously, changing majors were only allowed for sophomores and juni

Confusion surrounding the possibility of the abolishing the Higher Civil Service Examination (HCSE, also known as Grade 5 Civil Service Examination) is leaving many students distressed. With the disco

Seoul city announced its intention of starting a business named Campus Town on June 27. The business will renovate the area within or around university campuses to create an environment for students t

On Nov. 9, at Sogang University, President Park Geun-hye’s alma mater, students gathered to submit their petition to withdraw Park’s honorary Political Science doctorate. In their press co

In an effort to advertise Sinchon Yonsei-ro as a multicultural activity avenue, Seodaemun-gu and Korea Tourism Organization held “2016 Sinchon Global Festa” on Oct. 29 along Sinchon Yonsei

Korea has outlawed abortion since 1953 and criminalized doctors and patients involved in the procedure. On Sept. 22, the Ministry of Health and Welfare announced a bill that further intensified the pu

Conflict revolving around the establishment of a second campus is occurring at Sogang University for over a month. Sogang has been under a protracted conflict between its students and the board of dir

A memorial altar for the late farmer Baek Nam-ki can be seen on several university campuses. Baek passed away on Sept. 25, 317 days after being knocked down by a water cannon during an anti-government

Any student from a university participating in Eduroam service can freely access internet at over 15,000 universities and institutions worldwide, including 37 universities and 55 campuses in Korea.Edu

An Anti-Corruption Law, also known as Kim Young-ran Law, went into effect by Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission on Sept. 28. It aims to better deal with corruption, and is applied to journali

At 8:33 p.m. on Sept. 12, a 5.8-magnitude earthquake in Gyeongju jolted most of the country, and aftershocks of 4.5- and 3.1-magnitude followed on Sept. 19 and 21 near Gyeongju. The tremor was most st

The State Council has passed an amendment on Aug. 22 that prevents students from getting an excess amount of student aid from the government. Starting from this semester, students cannot receive funds

Sinchon is crowded with young collegians in that it is home to several universities and a wide variety of cultural venues. Although students seek comfortable places for group studies or club activitie

Women’s Student Government Association (WSGA) started to bloom in the 1980s with the goal of raising awareness of women’s rights. However, overtime the number of WSGA decreased due to prob

“Timetabl (http://timetabl.com/)” is closing its operation on Sept. 11 after ten years of service after mysogenic comments made on anonymous online bulletin board towards its female users.

Campus CEO nurturing business gives students and its participants an opportunity to learn about start-ups professionally-its theories and practices- from the universities they are attending.Establishe