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In the Rio Summer 2016 Olympics, South Korea won a total of nine gold medals, three silver medals, and nine bronze medals. |
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On August 8, SNU announced plans to open two new graduate schools by March 2018: the Graduate School of Peace and Unification and the Graduate School of Data Science and Innovation. |
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In vitro diagnostics, a method that detects cancer and other diseases from a small blood sample, has been growing in popularity during the past few years. |
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With 223 buildings spread over an area of 4,109,000 square metre campus, SNU’s Gwanak campus can be quite a challenge to get around. Even seniors have been known to stare blank-faced when asked for directions to some obscure or remote location. |
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In developing countries, electricity is scarce and many people are in need of medical treatment, especially vaccinations. |
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SNU College of Engineering recently announced to construction of the Haedong Idea Library, a new creative space for students interested in start-ups. |
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The SNU School of Law has decided to lower the weight of personal essays and qualitative assessment in its admissions process, thus increasing the importance of LEET exam scores and other quantitative data. |
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L’Oréal Korea and UNESCO presented this year’s Women in Life Science Award in Academic Development to Professor MOOK Inhee (College of Medicine) for her research in a new diagnosis method and treatment for Alzheimer’s disease. |
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While cheerleading emerges from a sports context, today in Korea, a different genre of cheering has developed in which a distinctive type of choreography is performed onstage in front of an audience. |
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2016 marks the twenty-first year of voluntary service for SNU Professor BAEK Rong-Min, who has been working through the Smile for Children organization to give free surgeries to children with facial deformities in Vietnam. |
