“You must find your rights in the midst of struggle.” This is a key sentence from Rudolph von Yering's book, Struggling for Rights. The struggle he refers to is the eternal labor of the law. There is no law without struggle, just as ownership cannot exist without labor. Students at Sookmyung Women’s

At 5 p.m. on September 10, the Student Council Oneul hosted a press conference at the College of Science Room 651 at Sookmyung Women's University. More than 50 students participated despite the rain. On the agenda was the reporting of work carried out during the spring semester, the introduction of

‘What will they be serving today at the cafeteria?’ You might have wondered this when considering going for lunch with your friend after class. 'How about coming to Sookmyung Women’s University for lunch today?' Perhaps, you’ve asked your friends from other universities to join you at Sookmyung Wome

At Snowflake Square in Sookmyung Women’s University, a job fair was held from September 4 to 5. At the event, Sookmyungians received detailed information about employment and career road maps. The job fair had four main divisions: job/employment counseling, employment policy promotion booths, specia

Reading global news, it would appear as though society is full of hate, terror, and violence. There does not appear to be any hope. Many cases around the world reflect this reality. Last March in New Zealand, there was a shooting, killing 51 people in a mosque. The assailant targeted Muslims. In Aug

“If you like dramas, watch Netflix. If you like movies, watch Watcha Play.” People can hear this comment whenever they are thinking about which OTT service to use. Anyone who has ever watched Netflix will have streamed the drama or all night long and hoped for the

Joy of yellow, anger of red, fear of purple, disgust of green, and the sadness of blue are the five Riley’s personified emotions from the movie . The five emotions try to make her feel more joy than sadness, but eventually, they accept that sadness is also an important emotion. The movie

On September 16 and 17 at 12 p.m. and 3 p.m, a lecture about sign language entitled 'Visible Conversation, Sign Language' was held at Prime Startup Lounge for an hour. It was hosted by Center For Students With Disabilities, Division of General Education, and Campus Town Enterprise Organization. The

What to Buy and What Not to Buy for the Nation 1) The wave of boycotts by South Koreans of Japanese products has steadily increased since July of this year. However, the reason for the boycotts dates back to 1997 when 2 Korean victims of involuntary compulsion in Japan initiated a lawsuit asking for

Kid YouTubers, Is This Okay?1) The 2000s has seen a flood of information in society. Anyone and everyone can produce information and share it with others, creating new communities in virtual space. As a result, internet blogs and personal websites that record a person’s daily life or details informa

People are starting to see more and more self-checkouts in shops. Self-checkouts cater to customers rather than an employee. Many big scale markets including E-Mart and Lotte Mart have started to set up self-checkouts. Because of their convenience, more and more customers are using them, and stores

Mrs. A from Vietnam has lived in South Korea for nine years. She wakes up early in the morning and then gets her child up, who was born to a Korean husband. Mrs. A is a naturalized Korean citizen in Korea, but she still feels she is treated as a foreigner. She ignores the feelings and heads out to t

Anyone who has studied at university will have, at least once, dreamed of becoming an exchange student because it is a special experience only given to university students. I also dreamed of becoming an exchange student, so I spent most of my time at university preparing to participate in an exchang

The unfamiliar word ‘feminism’ is now becoming commonplace. Let’s dig into the idea behind the word. Hearing the word, positive ideas like increasing women's rights or negative thoughts like radical exercise may come to mind. These stereotypes blind peoples’ eyes and make it difficult for people to

​​​To Be a Real World Heritage1)On July 6, the nine historical places of Seowon, Korea namely, Sosuseowon, Dosanseowon, Byeongsanseowon, Oksanseowon, and other five places were listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Seowon is a private educational institution established during the mid-Joseon Dynast

Are you a little blue lately or tired of your daily routine? Do you wish to magically whisk yourself away? Then, borrow the power of a fairy tale. Escape your daily routine or an uncomfortable relationship by dropping everything and meeting someone new. This person has freckles on her cheeks, skinny

On August 3, an admissions session for 2020 admissions was held at Samsung Convention Center, which is the second floor of Centennial Hall at Sookmyung Women’s University for students and their parents interested in Sookmyung and preparing the admissions examination. The session had two parts. The f

Since May, VR interviews have been ongoing at Student Union Building Room 212. The VR interview is a mock interview program that utilizes a virtual reality device. Users are free to select and have an interview at the company of their choice. Basically, two interviewers ask a variety of questions to

Downfall of the Stars1) The more famous a person is, the greater they need to be aware of how they influence others and as such they must be more cautious of their behavior. In the middle of 2019, the media is shedding light on the sex scandals of many celebrities that occurred in the first half of