Players control humanoid robots with cat faces in a football game at the Y Education Fair, held at Yangcheon Park, western Seoul, on Thursday.
An appellate court on Thursday denied doctors' request to halt the expansion of medical school admissions quotas, enabling the Yoon Suk Yeol administration’s medical reform initiative to continue.
It is time to build a new social and legal system to ensure human morality along with technological advancement.
Our teachers must reinstate themselves as the true teachers dedicated to whole-person education.
In Korea, rising violent and disruptive behavior by students has left hundreds of teachers physically and psychologically traumatized.
Cornered by the protracted doctors’ strike, the government is lowering hurdles to bringing foreign doctors. At the same time, it is also confronting an unexpected setback while finalizing the admissions quota hike in medical schools.
Korea's 2024 Museum Week, offering contests and interactive exhibits, kicked off across more than 200 venues.
The injunction request was filed on April 22 by medical students at Kangwon National University, Jeju National University and Chungbuk National University against the presidents of their universities and the Korean Council for University Education.
The superintendent of the Seoul Metropolitan Office of Education, Cho Hee-yeon, continued his 72-hour protest in downtown Seoul on Sunday to oppose the city council's abolition of the controversial student rights ordinance on Friday.
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