Problems Surrounding SKKU’s Course System: For Better Lecture Environments

This October, Kingos might be busy studying the various subjects that theychose in August. It is not an exaggeration that Kingos’ school life and grades are highly correlated with the lectures that they choose at the beginning of the semester. Although the course system has been changing thanksto th

Civil Licenses: Nothing But Gimcracks

The majority of university students prepare for employment, and they try to acquire as many licenses as possible for their future jobs. Retired elders also try to earn licenses for employment after leaving from previous jobs due to age. Despite these efforts, there is a high number of licenses that

Lonely Death: Shade of Single-Person Household Generation

As different types of family have emerged and replaced nuclear families, single households have become increasingly more common. Although many of such single households are people who chose to live by themselves, there are some people who are forced to live alone, whether due to economic problems or

Gender - Based Conflicts

Misogyny and Misandry

Recently, an innocent woman was killed at the heart of the Gangnam Subway Station district. The murderer stated that he has been ignored by women, and the murder was motivated simply because the victim was a female. Many people define this case as an actual emergence of a deep-rooted hatred for the

Guaranteeing Our Children's Rights

Protecting Against Child Abuse

The case of child abuse that resulted in the death of a seven-year-old child named Shin Won-young, which was reported earlier this year, shocked the Korean society. The abuse started in 2003, perpetrated by the victim’s stepmother who habitually abused and ultimately caused his death in February of

Robots with Life: Cyborg Bugs

What is your first reaction when thinking of bugs? Many people describe bugs as vile creatures that lurk around for no good reason, when they actually have many valuable skills and purposes. Contradicting with the previous statement, however, would a person’s first reaction remain the same if these