Juhye Jung - Department of International Office Administration

According to the survey conducted by Ewha Voice, 83.34 percent of the respondents answered that they know the existence of media organizations on campus, albeit 76.5 percent do not consume the content. Charts created by Ewha Voice

Hankuk University of Foreign Studies' The Argus holds an extensive history as one of the oldest English newspapers established in a Korean university. Photo by Hyung Jungwon

Kim Seon-ah is the CEO of WIFK, a consultative group of females working to improve women’s rights in the film industry. Photo provided by WIFK

Yun Yeji, an Ewha alumna from the Department of German Language and Literature, has been serving as a language specialist at the United States Forces Korea. Photo provided by Yun Yeji

Yun Yeji is a language specialist to the director of operations, United Nations Command, Combined Forces Command, and the United States Forces Korea. Photo provided by Yun Yeji

Haeundae Blue Line Park, built through redevelopment of the old railway, has become Busan’s key tourist attraction. Photo by Park Chae-youn

Haeundae is a great place to experience diverse cultural attractions.
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Campus newspapers have been the source of information for university students throughout history. Photo provided by Public Domain Pictures from Pixabay

Oh Soyeong from SNU News describes the history and status quo of the campus newspaper. Photo by Hyung Jungwon

The SNU News offices are located in the heart of the campus. Photo by Hyung Jungwon