In November, Keimyung University cele brated its 125th anniversary by hosting an In ternational Student Traditional Costume Fashion Show at Keimyung Art Center. Organ ized by the International Affairs Center, the event aimed to promote cultural exchange through traditional attire from around the world. On November 13, 72 students from 29 coun tries, including Korea, Hungary, Japan, Egypt, and Ukraine, showcased their national cos tumes at the Keimyung Art Center. The event, attended by approximately 2,000 spectators, featured 35 traditional outfits, including Korea’s hanbok, Nepal’s Haku Patas
The highest-denomination banknote in South Korea is the 50,000-won bill, featuring Shin Saim dang as its design figure. It was first issued on June 23rd, 2009, in response to economic growth and in flation which highlighted the limitations of the 10,000-won note. The introduction of the 50,000 won bill aimed to reduce inconvenience in handling large cash transactions and inefficiency in high-value corporate exchanges. Since its release, it has been increasingly used, symbolizing practicality and effi ciency in daily life. The selection process for who would be featured on the 50,000-won billin
On November 16th-17th, 30 international exchange students along with some Korean students from Keimyung University joined a cultural tour in Andong. Organized by the Korean Studies Advancement Center and supported by national and local authorities, the program showcased Korea’s cultural heritage. Participants visited Hahoe Village, Byeongsan Seowon, Buyongdae, Bongjeongsa, and Dosan Seowon. They also experienced traditional activities such as woodblock printing and exploring the Confucian Culture Museum. The tour provided a valuable opportunity to connect with Korea’s cultural history.
On November 8th, 2024, 77 French exchange and study-abroad students participated in a unique cultural excursion in Daegu, sponsored by the DGIEA Korean-Italian Association. The day’s itinerary included a visit to Gunparkrugi Theme Park, an engaging persimmon-picking experience at Songgeum Green Rural Village, and a thrilling rail bike ride. The event provided the students with a meaningful opportunity to immerse themselves in Korea’s cultural and rural heritage while enjoying memorable outdoor activities.
On November 12th, Keimyung University’s archery coach Ryu Su-jeong and alumna Jang Hye-jin were awarded the Cheongnyong Medal at the 2024 Sports Development Merit Awards and the 62nd Korea Sports Awards Ceremony, hosted by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism. The Cheongnyong Medal is the highest award among the five levels of sports merit awards, this year, a total of six individuals were honored, including Coach Ryu and alumna Jang in the coach and athlete categories, respectively. Coach Ryu, has achieved notable successes, including serving as head coach of the national women’s arche
On October 30th, the Department of Fashion Design hosted the International Fashion Show Celebrating Keimyung University’s 125th Anniversary at a special stage in front of the main building on Daemyung Campus. The event featured participation from prestigious fashion institutions, including Donghua University in China, Maranatha Christian University in Indonesia, Ueda College of Fashion in Japan, and the National Institute of Art and Design in Uzbekistan. Under the theme, “Arc,” symbolizing growth and vision, the Fashion Show showcased 94 outfits created by Keimyung University’s Fashion Design
Q1: Could you tell us about the outfit you wore for the fashion show? What significance does it hold? I wore the Colombian traditional outfit called 'La Pollera Colora.' It consists of a brightly colored long skirt paired with a matching top. The skirt has a unique design that resembles a bird's wings when spread out, and it’s commonly used for performing the traditional Colombian dance, 'Cumbia.' The design allows the skirt to be used as part of the dance movements. The colors of the outfit can vary, often reflecting the Colombian flag or the flags of different regions. In my hometown, Barran
Q1. Could you please explain in detail about the outfit you wore at the fashion show? "The outfit I wore was inspired by the traditional clothing of the Kurdish people in the western part of Iran. Traditionally, this attire is made from velvet fabric and adorned with decorative accessories, often worn on special occasions like weddings. I redesigned it with a modern touch to make it suitable for everyday wear while still preserving its cultural essence. Through this outfit, I aimed to modernize the traditional style and introduce our cultural heritage to a broader audience." Q2. What motivated
Q1. Could you tell us more about the traditional Ukrainian attire, Vyshyvanka? "Vyshyvanka is Ukraine's traditional clothing, and it is much more than just an outfit—it is a significant symbol of our identity and culture. It is primarily worn during national celebrations like Independence Day, Language Day, and Vyshyvanka Day. This attire has taken on an even more profound meaning as a symbol of preserving our culture. What makes Vyshyvanka special is its intricate embroidery, which varies by region and tradition. These patterns often carry symbolic meanings and reflect the wearer’s origins an
In celebration of its 125th anniversary, Keimyung University hosted the inaugural “University Essay Contest,” which ran from November 6 to December 6, lasting 20 days. The contest invited participants to explore the theme, “If AI thinks, what is man?” across seven distinct categories. Undergraduate stu dents submitted essays in six areas: Humanities (Humanistic Perspectives), Social Sciences (Social Perspectives), Natural Sciences and En gineering (Scientific Perspectives), Arts (Artis tic Perspectives), and Religion (Religious Per spectives). Except for the Religion category, submissions were
Keimyung Hanhakchon (Hanhakchon) is a cultural space located on the Seongseo campus where visitors can experience traditional Korean culture firsthand. It is home to Joseon-era buildings such as hanoks and sarangchae, and offers a variety of experience programs such as a hanbok experience, tea ceremony, and traditional craft workshops. Hanhakchon, built in May 2004 to commemorate the 105th anniversary of the founding of Keimyung University, faithfully recreates the architecture and living culture of the Joseon Dynasty. Working with Korean experts to restore traditional hanoks and surrounding g
●This is entrance 3 of Dongdaegu Station. ● This is main entrance of Dongdaegu Train Station. ● This entrance leads to Dongdaegu Integrated Transfer Center. Dongdaegu Station (Subway Station) Dongdaegu Station (Subway Station), located in Dong-gu, Daegu, serves as a major hub on Daegu Metro Line 1. It connects the Dongdaegu Train Station and the Integrated Transfer Center, solidifying its role as the center of Daegu’s transportation network. Opened on November 26, 1997, with the launch of Line 1, Dongdaegu Station began operations on May 2, 1998. The station features a concourse, ticket booths
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