Due to COVID-19, KU has been using a mix of online and offline courses since the first semester. In the first semester, KU conducted classes at a rate of 15.49% for offline classes and 84.51% for online classes. Now in the second semester, you can see that the ratio of offline classes has increased

This year marks the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Korea and Russia. To celebrate this diplomatic achievement, KT would like to take a look at the evaluation of diplomatic relations between the two countries and the prospects for future development. This article is based on the vie

Have you heard about Guatemala’s education system? Perhaps it is something that you could not commonly experience. Luckily, I interviewed Woo Choong-whan, who was a professor of the department of English Education.1. First, would you tell me about your career? I heard you had worked at Kyungnam Univ

A lot of young people take the civil service examination in Korea as such Korea is called the republic of civil servants. According to JOBKOREA and Albamon, more than half of the youth in Korea prepare for the civil service examination, with 47.5 percent of college students, 58.7 percent of job seek

Have you ever eaten lunch in the school cafeteria at KU? What are your favorite menus among pork cutlets, ramen, and fried rice? It is a place to sell meals to students who have no big income and are burdened with food expenses outside of school. The menus change every day, so students can eat a var

The abrupt outbreak of the novel virus, officially named as Corona Virus Infectious Diseases-19 (COVID-19), has been dominating headlines around the world. The World Health Organization declared that the global COVID-19 crisis is a pandemic as the virus has spread to every continent except Antarctic

Last year was gloomy due to online malicious comments. Two young female celebrities left the world by suicide. It has been alleged that there were negative comments behind their extreme choices. In addition, there are insulting and unethical comments in every article, regardless of political issues,

Do you know that the most popular job among elementary school students is to be a YouTuber? Besides, you probably know that the realm of YouTube is expanding in your lives now. When you visit a restaurant, have you ever seen a restaurant with the phrase No Youtuber Zone? You might wonder why No YouT

The Boycott Japan campaign is one of the most easily accessible issues these days. Japan excluded Korea from the White List and declared a trade war on July 1, 2019. Accordingly, many upset Koreans started to not buy Japanese products and canceled trips to Japan. By the way, do you know why this sit

Nowadays, globe is getting close more and more. The rate of traveling abroad keeps rising, and overseas employment becomes normal. This current phenomenon has been called ‘Globalization.’ KU also made globalized programs along with it. Students have already had various overseas experiences thanks to

What kinds of part-time jobs have you ever done? In my case, I have worked at a family restaurant and private educational institution. Like this, there are many kinds of part-time jobs such as serving food, tutoring, and working at cafés, convenience stores, PC rooms, and movie theaters. These can b

Do you know the TV program, Retrieve Study King? In this program, casts introduces their own tips of study. These may be helpful for you to improve the efficiency of study. However, it can cause the opposite effect if you just imitate without considering your study habits. This shows the importance

You can see many products which say, ‘good for removing fine dust in Korea’. Masks, cleansers, and air cleaners are representative products. Commercials for masks are even broadcasted on TV, which are endorsed by some celebrities. You can also check the concentration of fine dust on weather forecast