19-20 Winter vacation AB(Albatross Brief) is made for Sogangers who are curious about affairs which occurred during the winter vacation. The Sogang Herald chose three topics as important events of the vacation: Corona Virus that Had a Great Impact on Sogang, The Controversy about Club Association’s

The story of robots with living cells and touches similar to those of humans has been popular over the movies and novels. Many SF movies tell the stories of robots that cure people suffering from injuries. Recently, such technology has been coming alive. What we once dreamed of are now part of our d

On March 17, a Facebook status on the Bamboo Grove about the College of Engineering’s pep rally invoked a heated debate among Sogangers. An anonymous whistleblower had uploaded a snapshot of a group Katalk conversation where the cheer captain sent a message implying that non-attendees of the pep ral

Kim Jong-ryul (12, History), former President of the Undergraduate Department of Humanities and International Cultures Student Council , has been nominated by his Department’s Undergraduate Student Council to join Woo:ri’s new Committee on Bylaw Amendments. Kim was also former Chief of Staff to the

The 29th Library Week is held from Nov. 7 to 11, with the realistic slogan “I’ll go to the library at least for only 1 week,” ironically encouraging students to visit library more of

There was a forum held by Student Council Shout on Nov. 9 and 10 at J118. The forumgave students a chance to think about real university life in the field of politics or social related issues. There w

J Hall’s supplementation is not yet over. A copy center is newly adjusted in J Hall. The copy center is located in thesecond floor next to the exit which directly leads to the outside. It opens

Sogang University held a reelection between two candidated, Warak and Synergy. Eventually, on Dec. 3, the result came out. Ko Myung-woo (05, Dept. of Philosophy) was elected president of student body,

The second Sogang-Sofia Festival of Exchange (SOFEX) was held from Oct. 31 to Nov. 2 at Sofia University, Tokyo, Japan. The basketball game was highly competitive, but Sofia won by the score of 64:62,

Student Affairs announced the best clubs of last year. One club was chosen from each category, and these seven selected clubs received a small amount of supporting fund for further development.

There was an accident at the off-campus orientation night. The College of Engineering’s traditional activity, known as “trainplay,” finally caused an accident. A freshman from the Sc