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CHRISTIANITY

A Walk into Yonsei History: Underwood Memorial House

Let's visit the Underwood Memorial House to learn a bit more about the history of Horace G. Underwood and get a glimpse into the contributions made by the Underwood family.

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CREATIVITY

From Panicking Over Ordering Noodles to Running a Design Startup

“Make sure you jot this down,” says Jody, the founder and creator of Joguman Studio. “We are tiny little beings, but that doesn’t mean we are not important.”

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CONNECTIVITY

Make Noise Until the World Listens

Yonsei alumni are at the forefront of the action. Cheol-Min Pyo (entering class of ’04, Communications), a rising figure in the blockchain industry as CEO of Chain Partners, shares his story and experience.

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RESEARCH ARCHIVE

40-year Old Unresolved Concept in Chemistry Finally Clarified

Research team led by Professor Dongho Kim (Department of Chemistry, Yonsei University) formulated a three-dimensional structure of a chemical compound which had existed only in two-dimensional space to implement “bicycloaromaticity” and, simultaneously, to solve the problem of “the reversal of aromaticity in a triplet ground state.” The concept of “bicycloaromaticity” had not been resolved in modern chemistry until now.

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STUDY IN KOREA AT YONSEI

Humans of Yonsei

“As an engineering major studying in Indonesia, I had always wanted to study and live on a campus with advanced technology. I knew that Korea is one of the highest technology countries in the world with cutting-edge facilities, and I chose Yonsei University because of its technological advancement and offering of convenient tech features on campus; even the cafeteria’s ordering system is modern!"

The good vibe on campus makes me feel really comfortable studying here. One my favorite spots is the ‘no-stress’ lounge room with resting sofas located in the library. You can tell that Yonsei is thoughtful of providing accommodative facilities that meet students’ needs, especially when they need to take a break from studying. I also enjoy the open, free Sinchon area surrounding the campus, which holds festivals and events on weekends. I look forward to spreading the positivity I am experiencing here to my friends when I return to Indonesia.”

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