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Jun 27, 2023
Living and Learning Together, Seoul National University's Residential College LnL
This year, Seoul National University introduced the Resident College (RC) pilot program called LnL, which stands for "Living and Learning."
Jun 27, 2023
SNU Women’s Handball Team Wins the 2023 National University Handball Championships
On May 14, the SNU Women’s Handball Team cheered victoriously as they were crowned winners of the 2023 “Yeongju Love” National University Handball Championships.
Jun 27, 2023
Reading and Seeing Diversity Exhibition: Promoting Diversity through Books and Films
From May 22 to June 16, the exhibition Reading and Seeing Diversity was held at the Central Library Book Cafe and Kwanjeong Mediaplex.
Jun 26, 2023
How to Publish with Oxford University Press
Research is one of a university’s top priorities, and an essential task for many of its members. For many researchers, however, especially students who are just embarking on their academic journey, the process of writing and publishing a paper can be stressful.
Jun 14, 2023
Gwanak Residence Halls Revisited: Biannual Sports Festival
On May 23, the Gwanak Residence Halls (GRH) Sports Fest was revived with great fervor after a long COVID-19 hiatus and over a month of planning.
Jun 14, 2023
SNU Buddhist Society: A Social and Spiritual Haven
Buddhism has had a profound impact on Korean culture, politics, literature, architecture, art, and ways of thinking. Currently, 15% of the Korean population identifies as Buddhist, and traces of Buddhist culture can be found all over Korea.
Jun 08, 2023
Professor Eunju Lee, Inaugurated as the President of the International Communication Association (ICA)
Dr Eunju Lee, a professor of the Department of Communication within the College of Social Sciences at Seoul National University has been inaugurated as the first Korean president of the International Communication Association (ICA).
May 23, 2023
SNUMoA Exhibition: Time States–Contradiction and Accordance
Time States—Contradiction and Accordance is an exhibition, co-organized by Seoul National University Museum of Art (SNUMoA) and Arumjigi Culture Keepers Foundation.
May 23, 2023
Party Planners of SNU: SNUFESTIVAL
At SNU, various small festivals are held each year with the student councils of each college hosting festivals for students at their own college to enjoy.
May 23, 2023
SNU in the World: An Opportunity for International Learning, Friendship, and Memories
The relaxation of COVID-related travel restrictions has revived the dream that many students harbor of studying in different countries.
May 17, 2023
Restoring one’s Body and Mind: SNU Health Service Center ‘Obesity Clinic’
Managing one’s health is necessary to achieve one’s goal. However, many SNU members are lacking sufficient exercise due to the typical sedentary lifestyle of academics, and are thus suffering from various diseases attributed to lack of exercise.
May 17, 2023
Seeing the world through a movie –Campus movie theater
Movies connect us to other lives we have never experienced and enable us feel a variety of emotions, including joy, sadness, excitement, and resonance.
Living and Learning Together, Seoul National University's Residential College LnL
This year, Seoul National University introduced the Resident College (RC) pilot program called LnL, which stands for "Living and Learning."
Jun 27, 2023
SNU Women’s Handball Team Wins the 2023 National University Handball Championships
On May 14, the SNU Women’s Handball Team cheered victoriously as they were crowned winners of the 2023 “Yeongju Love” National University Handball Championships.
Jun 27, 2023
Reading and Seeing Diversity Exhibition: Promoting Diversity through Books and Films
From May 22 to June 16, the exhibition Reading and Seeing Diversity was held at the Central Library Book Cafe and Kwanjeong Mediaplex.
Jun 26, 2023
How to Publish with Oxford University Press
Research is one of a university’s top priorities, and an essential task for many of its members. For many researchers, however, especially students who are just embarking on their academic journey, the process of writing and publishing a paper can be stressful.
Jun 14, 2023
Gwanak Residence Halls Revisited: Biannual Sports Festival
On May 23, the Gwanak Residence Halls (GRH) Sports Fest was revived with great fervor after a long COVID-19 hiatus and over a month of planning.
Jun 14, 2023
SNU Buddhist Society: A Social and Spiritual Haven
Buddhism has had a profound impact on Korean culture, politics, literature, architecture, art, and ways of thinking. Currently, 15% of the Korean population identifies as Buddhist, and traces of Buddhist culture can be found all over Korea.
Jun 08, 2023
Professor Eunju Lee, Inaugurated as the President of the International Communication Association (ICA)
Dr Eunju Lee, a professor of the Department of Communication within the College of Social Sciences at Seoul National University has been inaugurated as the first Korean president of the International Communication Association (ICA).
May 23, 2023
SNUMoA Exhibition: Time States–Contradiction and Accordance
Time States—Contradiction and Accordance is an exhibition, co-organized by Seoul National University Museum of Art (SNUMoA) and Arumjigi Culture Keepers Foundation.
May 23, 2023
Party Planners of SNU: SNUFESTIVAL
At SNU, various small festivals are held each year with the student councils of each college hosting festivals for students at their own college to enjoy.
May 23, 2023
SNU in the World: An Opportunity for International Learning, Friendship, and Memories
The relaxation of COVID-related travel restrictions has revived the dream that many students harbor of studying in different countries.
May 17, 2023
Restoring one’s Body and Mind: SNU Health Service Center ‘Obesity Clinic’
Managing one’s health is necessary to achieve one’s goal. However, many SNU members are lacking sufficient exercise due to the typical sedentary lifestyle of academics, and are thus suffering from various diseases attributed to lack of exercise.
May 17, 2023
Seeing the world through a movie –Campus movie theater
Movies connect us to other lives we have never experienced and enable us feel a variety of emotions, including joy, sadness, excitement, and resonance.