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Oct 27, 2021
A Once Empty Construction Site Blooms with Art
From the 31st of August, a small exhibition has been displayed on the barriers of the Grass Plaza construction site, located in front of the Gwanak Campus Administration Building.
Oct 21, 2021
A Benevolent Devotion: Doctor In Kwon Kim, Recipient of the 11th SNU Service to Society Award
On September 23, SNU honored Doctor In Kwon Kim with the 11th Service to Society Award. Dr. Kim (College of Medicine, graduating class of 1975) devoted more than 40 years to treating patients with Hansen’s disease, contributing to the promotion of medical welfare for the socially disadvantaged.
Oct 21, 2021
Introducing the SNU Shuttle Bus System
Covering approximately 4.2 square kilometers, the Gwanak campus of Seoul National University is large and one question that arises is, how can people easily get around?
Oct 19, 2021
Enjoy the online class at Seoul National University library
For online classes that require speaking and presentation, use the Kwanjeong Building’s group study room.
Oct 15, 2021
Finding the Value of Coexistence in the Forest: SNU Forests
With the spread of COVID-19, the restrictions put on indoor activities have led to the rise of various recreational activities that can be enjoyed outdoors.
Oct 13, 2021
Finding Employment in Cyberspace: 2021 SNU Metaverse Career Fair
The ‘2021 DREAM ON SNU Metaverse Career Fair,’ hosted by the SNU Career Development Center and the SNU Alumni Association, was made public online this September.
Oct 05, 2021
Staying Healthy on Campus! The Health Service Center’s 2021 Health Checkup
Staying healthy is essential to enjoying university life. The SNU Health Service Center has protected the wellbeing of faculty and students since its establishment in 1957.
Sep 30, 2021
Valedictorian of the College of Natural Sciences, Seo Junseok on the Joys of Discovery
After just seven semesters, Seo Junseok received his bachelor’s degree from the Department of Physics and headed to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) this fall to pursue a PhD.
Sep 24, 2021
People Gathering the Fragments of Time in the Campus
Established in 2001, the Seoul National University Archives has gathered the memories of the campus here and there. The archival records are classified into public records and university history records.
Sep 24, 2021
The Infinite Story of Life and Cycle in 10 Minutes
On the day in March when we heard the good news that the film, Minari, earned 6 nominations for the 93th Academy Awards, we heard another happy news. It was that Opera, directed by Eric Oh, earned a final nomination for the Best Animated Short Film.
Sep 24, 2021
Finding the Future of Humankind from the Past
The Spanish Flu, which broke out from a mutant of the bird flu in the United States in March 1918 during the First World War, was spread to Europe and then to the entire world with the migration of the American forces, taking away the lives of 50 million people. About 100 years since then, the humankind once again encountered a risk of an epidemic.
Sep 16, 2021
How to spend the fall semester in a smart and safe way
Don't forget to tag your QR-code before you enter any building at school
A Once Empty Construction Site Blooms with Art
From the 31st of August, a small exhibition has been displayed on the barriers of the Grass Plaza construction site, located in front of the Gwanak Campus Administration Building.
Oct 21, 2021
A Benevolent Devotion: Doctor In Kwon Kim, Recipient of the 11th SNU Service to Society Award
On September 23, SNU honored Doctor In Kwon Kim with the 11th Service to Society Award. Dr. Kim (College of Medicine, graduating class of 1975) devoted more than 40 years to treating patients with Hansen’s disease, contributing to the promotion of medical welfare for the socially disadvantaged.
Oct 21, 2021
Introducing the SNU Shuttle Bus System
Covering approximately 4.2 square kilometers, the Gwanak campus of Seoul National University is large and one question that arises is, how can people easily get around?
Oct 19, 2021
Enjoy the online class at Seoul National University library
For online classes that require speaking and presentation, use the Kwanjeong Building’s group study room.
Oct 15, 2021
Finding the Value of Coexistence in the Forest: SNU Forests
With the spread of COVID-19, the restrictions put on indoor activities have led to the rise of various recreational activities that can be enjoyed outdoors.
Oct 13, 2021
Finding Employment in Cyberspace: 2021 SNU Metaverse Career Fair
The ‘2021 DREAM ON SNU Metaverse Career Fair,’ hosted by the SNU Career Development Center and the SNU Alumni Association, was made public online this September.
Oct 05, 2021
Staying Healthy on Campus! The Health Service Center’s 2021 Health Checkup
Staying healthy is essential to enjoying university life. The SNU Health Service Center has protected the wellbeing of faculty and students since its establishment in 1957.
Sep 30, 2021
Valedictorian of the College of Natural Sciences, Seo Junseok on the Joys of Discovery
After just seven semesters, Seo Junseok received his bachelor’s degree from the Department of Physics and headed to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) this fall to pursue a PhD.
Sep 24, 2021
People Gathering the Fragments of Time in the Campus
Established in 2001, the Seoul National University Archives has gathered the memories of the campus here and there. The archival records are classified into public records and university history records.
Sep 24, 2021
The Infinite Story of Life and Cycle in 10 Minutes
On the day in March when we heard the good news that the film, Minari, earned 6 nominations for the 93th Academy Awards, we heard another happy news. It was that Opera, directed by Eric Oh, earned a final nomination for the Best Animated Short Film.
Sep 24, 2021
Finding the Future of Humankind from the Past
The Spanish Flu, which broke out from a mutant of the bird flu in the United States in March 1918 during the First World War, was spread to Europe and then to the entire world with the migration of the American forces, taking away the lives of 50 million people. About 100 years since then, the humankind once again encountered a risk of an epidemic.
Sep 16, 2021
How to spend the fall semester in a smart and safe way
Don't forget to tag your QR-code before you enter any building at school