On May 16, a presentation about Australian government scholarships was held in Keimyung University Youngam Hall. It was a presentation for students who are interested in Australia and want to study abroad.A member of the staff of the Australian Embassy explained the education system of Australia and government scholarships. First, she introduced the educational system, the socio-economic situation, and college education in Australia. She said that Australia is a popular place to study. Next, she introduced Australian government scholarships. She explained the eligibility conditions and how to
In Korea, most university dormitories have curfew hours to protect students’ safety. While some students agree with this system, others don't.ProMost university dormitories in Korea have curfew hours. Students are expected to be in their rooms for a curfew check-in. Currently, the checking time at Keimyung University Myunggyo Dormitory is 11:00 P.M. You are allowed to come back to the dormitory between 11:00 P.M. and 11:40 P.M. three times, but when the number exceeds three times, you get one penalty point. If you come back after 11:40 P.M., you get two penalty points. Those who have too many
Keimyung University President Synn Ilhi has been an educator for 50 years. He received a Ph.D. in German literature from Princeton University in 1966. Afterwards, he spent time as a professor at the City University of New York for five years. When he came back to Korea, he became the first president of Keimyung University in 1978. His achievements are strict financial management and various nongovernmental diplomatic activities. There have been many events like a ceremony and an exhibition to celebrate his 50 years in academia since April. The Gazette covered these celebrations and interviewed
There was an award ceremony for an advertisement contest to promote Keimyung University on May 3. The topic was open but should offer fresh and unique content.Gold prizes were awarded to three teams, silver prizes to three teams and village prizes to six teams. The grand prize was removed because it was too hard to choose an obvious winner instead of increasing gold prize money.In a speech at the ceremony, President Synn Ilhi said, “I want to have love for this school and to know this school through this advertisement contest.” Ryu Jin Han, a judge of the advertisement contest, said, “I found
On May 2, an organ solo was held at Keimyung University Adams Chapel. The recital was arranged by the College of Music and Performing Arts. Willy Ippolito, who comes from France, played the organ. The recital contained Bach’s Toccata, Adagio and Fuga, Pachelbel’s Aria Quinta from Hexacordum Appolinis, Cabanilles’ Passacalles, and Vivaldi’s Concerto Grosso d-Moll RV 565.Willy Ippolito served as the Notre-Dame de Boulogne-Billancourt organist and currently serves as harpsichord and organ professor at the National Conservatory in Charleville-Mzires, his hometown. He is also engaged in organ resea
On April 27, an event was held to celebrate World Book and Copyright Day on the first floor of Dongsan Library. This event gave a red rose to anyone who returned 115 books from KMU's education collection to the library by using the auto book lending machine. Additionally, there was a quiz about the Dongsan Library and a lottery for some prizes. From 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. many students participated in this event.Attendee Kim Min-ji majoring in taxation said, "I can get to know about World Book and Copyright day so I hope that many people join this event."April 23 was established as World Book and C
On April 1, Keimyung University (KMU) hosted a tree planting event to celebrate Arbor Day. This Arbor Day celebration was held in KMU’s Dongyoung Forest in Chilgok. The event attendees removed dead trees, planted valuable research trees such as white birch, hinoki cypress and oriental raisin tree and learned about their medicinal uses. Also, Dongyoung Forest has a cypress forest that was created by a donation from Chilgok-gun government. Chilgok County officer said, “Fresh and clean air in a forest releases stress and anxiety and helps the metabolism of the human body.”The forest operates vari
Cellists Min-Ji Kim and Ji- hyun Lee performing The 4th regular concert of Keimyung Revo Cello Ensemble in KMU’s Hae Dam concert Hall The fascinated audience watching the cello performance
Students voting for the new rest area Students eating and drinking in the festival tents SG Wannabe singing on the stage
On April 20, the Personality Education Symposium was held in the audiovisual room of Keimyung University Hengso Museum. It was a symposium by several experts on the present state of personality education in the global age.Park Hee-Gu, the dean of the College of Liberal Education, gave a brief introductory greeting instead of the president of Keimyung. Son Dong-Hyun, a professor at Sungkyunkwan University, emphasized the importance of personality education. His presentation was followed by other presentations on personality education. Lee Hyun-Ji, the head of Keimyung University Personality Edu
Hanoks are traditional Korean houses.What do you think about hanoks? Maybe, many people probably think they are antiqued, title-roofed houses. Sure, there are inconveniences to staying in one. But there is value in the experience of living in the same houses Koreans have lived in for centuries, experiencing what they experienced. In reality, a hanok is a traditional Korean house, which is the direct result of our ancestors’ wisdom and science. A hanok is very beautiful from the shape of the columns to the shape of the eaves, as well as the architecture of the kitchen. Hanoks were considered ol
I am against artificial intelligence (AI) because AI will cause an increase in the unemployment rate. Nowadays our country has serious youth unemployment and an aging society. If AI is popularized, it will work more efficiently than humans. Therefore, most employers will not hire people. In addition, AI will lower the bond between people. Now that the smartphone has been invented, our society has become devoid of face-to-face communication and conversation is gone. However, if the machines are an even greater invention than a smartphone, this phenomenon will become more severe. For these reaso
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