Seeing generative AI tools such as ChatGPT or Claude open on laptop screens is no longer an unusual sight in today’s university classrooms. From completing complex coding assignments to summarizing large amounts of foreign-language text to creating report outlines, AI has embedded itself deeply in t

The poetry collection So Long by Kim Sun Hyang, Chairperson of the University of North Korean Studies, was selected as the Book of the Year 2026 by the Mihai Eminescu International Academy, an international literary organization based in Craiova, Romania, on July 27. The academy’s selection committe

There was a time when IQ (Intelligence Quotient)—the cognitive ability to solve complex mathematical problems and think logically—was considered the primary measure of an individual’s potential. As society became increasingly diverse and interconnected, however, EQ (Emotional Quotient), the ability

Recently, reported cases of digitally linked juvenile crime—including circulating group assault videos, car theft, and deepfake sex crimes—have brought this issue to the forefront of public concern. While past delinquency mostly occurred offline, digital platforms are increasingly used to commit cri

Voice Cloning Technology (VCT) is an AI-based speech synthesis technology that can realistically reproduce a specific person’s voice, including pronunciation, intonation, and emotional expression. It is gaining attention in the medical and content industries. For instance, people who have lost their

Founded in 1946, Kyungnam University (KU) celebrates its 80th anniversary this year. Over eight decades of change in technology, politics, and culture, the university has met challenges with resilience and wisdom, while achieving significant growth and building a lasting legacy. This year, students,

The film “The King’s Warden” has drawn significant attention since its release, recording impressive audience numbers and box-office revenue. However, the lasting significance of this work extends beyond its commercial success. Based on a tragic historical episode from the Joseon Dynasty, the film d

As Kyungnam University (KU) celebrates its 80th anniversary in 2026, its history reflects two enduring commitments: educating future leaders and promoting peace on the Korean Peninsula. At the center of this legacy is KU President Park Jae Kyu, who has devoted his life to education and peacebuilding

Conversational artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT are increasingly being used in university learning for tasks such as assignment support, concept clarification, and writing assistance. While they are seen as effective tools for improving learning efficiency, concerns remain about their i

According to the Korea Economic Daily, South Korea successfully launched its ultra-high-resolution Earth observation satellite, Arirang-7 (officially designated as KOMPSAT-7), on Dec. 2, 2025, from the Guiana Space Centre in Kourou, French Guiana. The satellite was placed into its designated orbit a

Personal data breaches have become increasingly widespread in recent years. Largescale data leaks at major online platforms and public institutions are no longer isolated incidents; they now represent a recurring social problem. As the scope of leaked data expands to include bank account information

Since its founding in 1946, Kyungnam University (KU) has grown alongside the local community and now marks its 80th anniversary. Over the decades, countless KU alumni have contributed to society with professionalism and a strong sense of responsibility, enhancing the reputation of their alma mater.

Earth’s climate is changing faster than ever. Korea, once known for its four distinct seasons, now faces extreme and unpredictable weather—from heatwaves to heavy rains and cold spells. Global warming has disrupted atmospheric circulation and altered precipitation patterns, affecting the environment

In Korea, Christmas has evolved beyond its religious roots to become a widely celebrated cultural festival. The season’s focus on couples, friends, and the obsession with limited-edition products adds to its festive charm. Yet amid this commercial atmosphere, a growing number of university students

Virtual YouTubers, or “VTubers,” are virtual creators who exist and perform entirely online. Through platforms such as YouTube and social media, they interact with fans, produce diverse content, and even hold fan meetings and live concerts. Many of them serve as brand models and entertainers, demons

One of the hottest current topics among K-pop and global music fans is the recordbreaking success of “Golden,” the theme song from the Netflix animated film K-Pop Demon Hunters. Since the film’s release, the track has ignited an explosive response on global charts. Most notably, it has held the No.

A New Era of AI: Beyond Generative, Toward Autonomous Artificial intelligence is undergoing a major shift. We are moving beyond generative AI—which creates text or images based on prompts—toward Agentic AI, capable of setting its own goals, planning tasks, and executing them with minimal human input

Kyungnam, Soka, and Chinese Culture Universities Co-host 2025 Peace Forum On June 13, former Minister of Unification and current President of KU (Kyungnam University) Park Jae Kyu hosted the “2025 Peace Forum” at the Peace Hall of Changjo Gwan. The forum, held in collaboration with Soka University (

After COVID-19, the trend of “café studying” — spending long hours studying in coffee shops instead of libraries or study halls — has spread rapidly. With their cozy atmosphere, moderate background noise, and variety of drinks, cafés have become popular as new learning spaces. However, opinions rema

Digital Overload: The New Normal The first thing many of us do when we wake up is grab our smartphones. Before our day even begins, we are bombarded with emails, messages, social media notifications, breaking news, and app alerts. On the subway to work, during school breaks, at the dinner table, and