In 1989, when a photo of a nuclear industrial complex in Yeongbyun, North Korea was released by the French commercial satellite SPOT-2, the North Korean nuclear issue emerged as an international problem. From this point on, the international community's monitoring of North Korea's nuclear activities

The period of COVID-19 has lasted much longer than expected. During the gloomy and depressed period, in accordance with the government's social distancing policy to prevent the spread of COVID-19, all school events, including festivals, were canceled across the country. Since 2022, three years after

What is Nuri, and when and where was it launched?South Korea successfully launched a satellite into orbit with its homegrown Nuri rocket, a significant step for the country's burgeoning space program after a failed attempt last year. Nuri, which means "pioneering a new world to the universe," made i

Professor Jung Won-sup earned a Ph.D. in philosophy from Seoul National University and is currently a professor, Head of School of Liberal Studies, President of the Korean Association for Posthuman Society, and Director of the Institute for General Education Research (IGER) at Kyungnam University (K

Where did democracy begin in Korea? Or how long has it been since democracy was founded in Korea? About 40 years ago, there were many democratic movements throughout Korea; specifically, in June. This year marks the 76th anniversary of Kyungnam University (KU). So far, KU with such a long history ha

This year marks the 76th anniversary of kyungnam University (KU). In addition, it is the 65th anniversary of the founding of KU Newspaper (KUN), the 45th anniversary of the KU Broadcasting Station (KUBS) and the Kyungnam Times (KT). To commemorate the meaningful time between the university and the C

If you live in a developed country, you have easy access to water. In doing so, itis easy not to appreciate the importance of water in daily life. Water might seemubiquitous. For example, you can turn on the tap, flush the toilet without a problem,and buy a bottle of drinking water for only five hun

Netflix's original series, “Squid Game,” continues to gain huge popularity all over the world. It tells the story of people who no longer have a place to hide in the world due to their debts; risking their lives to become the winners of the survival games with 45.6 billion won in prize money. “Squid

The 26th Kim Dal-jin Literature Festival was held at the Kim Dal-jin Literature Museum in Jinhae-gu, Changwon-si, the birthplace of the poet, from October 2 to 3, 2021. The event consisted of a variety of literary awards, including the 32nd Kim Dal-jin Literature Award, the 2021 Kim Dal-jin Special

3.15 Youth Literature AwardsKU held the 2nd annual 3.15 Youth Literature Awards to commemorate the freedom, democracy, and justice of the first democratic movement in modern Korean history; and to communicate the history and values of democracy with the young generation. The 3.15 Youth Literature Aw

Kim Sun-hyang, Chairman of University of North Korean Studies (UNKS), published a photographic memoir titled The Days in the Photo on June 2021. The memoir consists of a total of six chapters, each containing a variety of stories about her life experiences. This article will summarize and discuss th

KU held the Reopening Ceremony of KU History Exhibition Room at Hanma Mirae-gwan on February 18th, 2021, under the theme of “The spirit of Hanma has created a new horizon to the history of Korean universities.” On the wall of the newly renovated KU History Exhibition Room were installed a lot of pan

This year marks the 75th anniversary of Kyungnam University (KU). It is also the 64th anniversary of the founding of KU Press, and the 44th anniversary of KU Broadcasting Station (KUBS) and Kyungnam Times (KT). To celebrate the developmentof KU and the successful management of theseorganizations, an

Leaders in Industry-University Cooperation (LINC+) held the 2020 LINC+ Industry-Academic Cooperation Festival online and offline at the same time from December 21 to December 24, 2020. The event was organized by LINC+ to share outstanding achievements and examples from the industry-academic educatio

The United States has consistently demanded that North Korea stop its nuclear weapons program before demanding immediate compensation such as economic benefits. As a result, about 30 years of effort has not produced any clear results on North Korean denuclearization. Accordingly, the necessity for t

The era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution has arrived. The world is being developed faster than expected and people feel the need to live in step with the changing world. In order to cope with this trend of the times, KU’s liberal arts education course has changed. The College of General Education

Since its opening in 1946, Kyungnam University has made a constant contribution to making it specialized and differentiated and its curriculum experience- and task-based through the collaboration of local community and KU. Strongly believing that such efforts will help open the bright future, KU has

Park Jae-kyu, President of KU Had Luncheon with President Moon Jae-inPresident Park attended a luncheon meeting hosted by President Moon at the Blue House on June 17th. This luncheon was arranged to listen to various opinions from senior diplomatic and security officials on the tense inter-Korean re

1. What does the Office of International Services do?“There are two big services that we offer. The first one is an outbound program. It means we send KU students abroad. The other is an inbound program. It means that we bring foreign students to KU.” 2. What is the outbound program?“It is the progr

These days, it has been becoming more important to judge a student’s abilities by the achievement of tasks rather than the results of regular tests. In step with this change, KU has reorganized its liberal arts courses, one of which was English. Required English course has shifted its name from Glob