Summers are growing longer every year. the earth is disturbing the perfect balance of the traditional four seasons. It is deplorable to see how autumn keeps getting shorter and shorter. Many people find autumn unique for various reasons such as changes in colors, moods, and mind-blowing weather. Plu
As summer approaches, we might think back to the memories of our past summers and miss past moments. Mainly, it would be because we can no longer enjoy the same activities again due to the coronavirus (COVID-19). What is your most precious memory about the summer? Kingos might recall a day walking t
Spring with pink cherry blossoms in full bloom has passed, and May has come with green scenery flourishing all over the world. In May, the Sungkyun Times (SKT) will introduce Juknokwon, one of the famous bamboo forests in Damyang. Juknokwon is a place where various types of trees and bamboos mingle
April is the month when spring is in the air and the warm sunshine comes. Amidst our repetitive daily lives, going out for a rest with family and friends becomes a chance to recharge ourselves for the upcoming days. The Sungkyun Times (SKT) visited Seokchon Lake Park in Jamsil and captured the scene
There is a famous saying that time is golden because time never stops. People gradually regret how inefficiently they have used valuable resources as they grow older. However, spending time regretting past decisions is another inefficient way of consuming it. We have reached a quarter of the year 20
Winter is the season of death as well as the season of gestation. Winter freezes everything. At the same time, however, seeds and animals prepare for spring. December is just like winter. December is the last month of the year, while it is also the preparation period for the upcoming year. Therefore
November brings the end of autumn as well as the beginning of winter. Likewise, Kingos may have finished midterm exams and have commenced preparing for the end of the semester recently. This year could be confusing for many Kingos because of the unprecedented changes in the school. Also, unfamiliar
Summer has officially ended, and with its entrance, October has gently brushed the city’s foliage with nature’s paintbrush. The trees gleam hues of crimson and gold, and the cooler, crisper air bites at the tips of our noses. For this month’s issue, the Sungkyun Times (SKT) visited Naksan Park to se
In September, Kingos will observe millions of vehicles on highways and people excitedly heading to their hometowns. September is a special month for Koreans because of the Korean harvest festival, Chuseok. All family members from near and far gather together during Chuseok to share traditional food,
With Korean Memorial Day, the June Democracy Movement, and the commemoration of the beginning of the Korean War, June is the month of patriots’ and veterans’ affairs. Though many Kingos will be busy because of the final exam period this month, let’s recall the history that made us who we are today.
Due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), many Kingos might be disappointed that they cannot visit the cherry blossom attractions this spring. However, thanks to quarantine nowadays, we can see a cleaner nature because factories have stopped operating and the number of tourists has decreased in touri
The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) confirmed cases have already surpassed 9,000 in Korea, and the death toll is still high at over 130. In response, Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU) decided to conduct online classes for the whole semester except for certain limited sports classes. This decision m
The arrival of December comes as a surprise for most people. Regardless of how the year was spent, the fact that another year is coming to an end might feel a little awkward. But, it is always a great idea to get rid of the awkwardness and enjoy the very last moments of the year. The Sungkyun Times
October is when sweltering days are entirely gone, and the cool and pleasant autumn breeze is left. The cool weather and the sound of music from street performers attract people to come out from indoors and enjoy a walk. Some are singing, some are dancing, and some are engaging with the audiences. A
June is the month that heralds the beginning of summer. Warm spring has passed, and the heat is coming. The weather is now fine to go around in short sleeve shirts at night. But, a hot summer night can make Kingos feel unpleasant and sleepless, and the final exams are also a big stress factor. At th
May is obviously the month of warmth, sweetness, and love. After the harsh winter, spring has finally come along with beautifully blossomed flowers. Looking at the colorful flowers also makes people feel the warmth inside their hearts. Flowers are usually used for sending sincere messages to lovers.
The libraries at Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU) are full of Kingos due to the upcoming midterm exams. Many Kingos who want a studying atmosphere visit the school libraries. In contrast, studying in one place every day may be boring and hinder Kingos’ concentration. For Kingos who feel tired of their
December, the last month of the year, is already here, which makes Kingos feel that time flies. Celebrating the end of the year, people are coming out onto the streets and having time with their precious relations. Therefore, Seoul is busier now than any other time. The streets of Samcheong-dong whe
September 23rd marks the beginning of autumn and the end of the heat wavesin Korea. The Hangang stretches for 514km and is a hotspot for citizensand visitors alike. The cool winds passing through the knit of a cozy and lightsweater refreshes Kingos after the muggy heat of summer. Whether it is ridin
The etymology of the word April is known to be from the Latin verb, aperire. Aperire means “to open,” a fitting word for describing the month of April as trees and flowers start to bloom. The Sungkyun Times (SKT) captured the blooming of flowers as they have started to emerge after the end of a part