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Experience the joys of sharing and service through KUSSO (Korea University Social Service Organization). Develop friendship through competition at the Ko-Yon-Jeon (Korea-Yonsei Games).
Make memories and enjoy the excitement of student club activities at the Great Granite Tower (Seoktap Daedong) Festival.Communicate and nurture a burning passion and lofty dreams.
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Annual Ko-Yon-Jeon (Korea-Yonsei Games),
Competition and Friendship that Lead Korea
Each fall, Jamsil Stadium comes alive with the competition and friendship between longstanding rivals Korea University and Yonsei University. The origin of the Games dates back to the Japanese colonial period when the two rivals Bosung College and Yonhi College began holding sporting events that helped many Korean people endure the hardships of colonial rule. Over the past 80 years, Ko-Yon-Jeon has radiated the burning passion of youth, having become a festival of not simply two universities, but also the whole country. Today, together with the five matches of football (soccer), baseball, basketball, ice hockey, and rugby, the Games have developed into a variety of celebrations such as joint academic and broadcasting events and exchanges among departments and clubs. Ko-Yon-Jeon and the two prestigious rival universities will continue in everlasting friendship.
Over the past 80 years, since the period of Japanese colonial rule, Ko-Yon-Jeon has radiated the burning passion youth, having become a festival of not only two universities, but also the whole country.
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Great Granite Tower Festival, Festival of Resurgent Youth
The Great Granite Tower Festival (Suktap Daedong Festival) in May is KU's premier festival, inviting not only the wider KU family but also the local community. The festival fills the entire campus with the energy of youth. During the festival a variety of events are held and the intellectual spirit and romance of the campus are felt everywhere. The cheering festival Ipselenti, the most passionate and popular event, academic seminars of sharp analysis and discussion, joint broadcasting events with Yonsei University and street festivals on Chamsari Street go on all week.
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KUSSO (Korea University Social Service Organization),
Living the True Value of Sharing
Since its launch on December 23, 2008, KUSSO has been working vigorously to practice "noblesse oblige" under the motto of "Intellectuals to take action, leaders to think, a university to serve the society". In order to fulfill the responsibilities of true intellectuals required by our times, it strives to make greater efforts to serve not only Korea but also all humankind everywhere in the world.
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Club activities to support dreams, love and romance
Student club activities are often considered the gem of campus life. Joining others who share similar hobbies, interests and talents and growing together are an essential pleasure in KU life. Including the 80 clubs on the Anam campus focused on social sciences, exhibition and creative art, language studies, sports and a further 18 at the Aegineung (Science Campus) covering science and technology, literary art and general studies, there are over 100 clubs on the Anam and Sejong Campuses.
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KU Paper, KTN, KUBS, Driving Force of the 21st Century Media
The KU Paper, the first university newspaper launched in 1947, is delivered to KU students every Monday and features on- and off-campus news analyzed with sharp perceptiveness. KUBS, launched in 1961, is the on-campus broadcasting system representing the students' voices. It runs regular audio and internet broadcasting. Opened in 1997 as the first campus TV station, KTN broadcasts news and more for 24 hours a day through an on-campus CATV network and the Internet.
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KUBA (Korea University Buddy Assistant), a One-on-One Buddy Program Between International and KU Students
TKUBA (Korea University Buddy Assistant) is an one-on-one partnering program between local KU students and international students studying at KU. Through KUBA, international students get help with their new lives in Korea both on and off of campus, such as classes, trips and international festivals. KU students get to develop friendship with their international schoolmates.
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Student Ambassador Yeoul, Pride Surpassing the Face of KU
Yeoul, KU's student ambassador team, was launched in 1998 to help spread the word about KU. Yeoul, meaning "Let KU flow", expresses the pride of student ambassadors. Serving as the face of KU through their love for and pride in the school, Yeoul not only serves visitors on campus but also goes off campus to run a variety of PR programs.
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