On August 26, the 2019 second semester began. As courses were opening, a quiet university campus became crowded with students again. Banners that student council made to celebrate the semester opening were hung all over the CUK campus, and posters promoting clubs recruitment drives or performances t

In the first semester of 2019, many pines were replanted from Giesen Hall to International Hub’s front gate on the campus of Catholic University of Korea. CUK announced this replanting plan on October 4, 2019, and quickly finished the job. Seeing the trees near the front gate every morning, CUK stud

“Please do not make illegal copies.” This is phrase written in a bookstore at the Catholic University of Korea (CUK) located on the second floor of Sophie Barat Hall (Student Hall). Campus streets in front of Korean universities are always lined with printing houses. Likewise, there are more than fo

According to a study conducted by Seoul Youth Honorary vice Mayor Team, 40 percent of students eat instant noodles at convenience store one to three times a week, and more than half of students who live apart from family eat convenience food frequently. Low price is the most frequently given reason

“I love having a rest area in the Humanities Community Lounge, as it is a shared place, please do not leave your bag and disappear.” After the Humanities Community Lounge was newly constructed in March, the controversy had erupted over the personalization of the seats as the users put only their pos

"Is anyone willing to hand over Introduction to Tax Law? I will give you a reward." "I am transferring the Introduction to Psychology. The price will be decided after agreement." During the class registration period for the first semester of the 2019, articles for selling or purchasing classes were

On March 29, the Catholic University of Korea (CUK) student council was elected three years after 2016. Many students showed interest in the election because they were able to open ballot boxes in two years. The Catholic University Forum (CUF) analyzes why student council elections were not held for

Two students in the O.B.F. café are talking in Korean when reporters visited there. One day, an anonymous post was uploaded at an online community of students of the Catholic University of Korea (CUK). The student had a question if they can speak Korean at O.B.F. café. O.B.F. café is an English cafe