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
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
On June 14, a ceremony was held to commem orate the restoration of Jejoongwon to its original state. Jejoongwon, which means “house of relief and treatment for the suffering populace,” was the first Western-style modern hospital in the Yeong nam region and is the predecessor of Keimyung University Dongsan Medical Center. To com memorate the 125th anniversary of the univer sity’s founding, the restoration project for the original Daegu Jejoongwon began in February 2023 and was completed in May this year, as a tribute to this historical starting point. The name “Jejoongwon,” was first used by Em