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| The KU newspaper, the first of
Korean universities, has achieved its position
and responsibility of a top university newspaper
by not only advancing the general principles
of print media, but also strengthening its
reports through effective use of the internet.
Under the slogan of “Truth through Investigation,”
the KU Newspaper was founded in November 3,
1947 as a student-run newspaper and has maintained
its top position as a university press. Moreover,
it has been a leading force in the creation
of University traditions and culture, and
has received high acclamation from the professional
press for its experimentative mind and objective
voice. The KU Newspaper is destined to continue
its mark as a healthy avenue for honest journalism
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The Granite Tower, the nation's
oldest monthly college magazine, has been
a major source of news for all segments of
the Korea University community, including
students, faculty, staff, and alumni.
Founded in 1954 by Young-Bin Min, founder
of YBM Si-sa, Korea’s largest English education
institute, The Granite Tower was reestablished
in 1968 by Ik-Seo Park. The magazine traces
its history to the first issue of the newspaper
version of "The Granite Tower,"
published September 1954.
In 1997, The Granite Tower was the first college
magazine in Korea to venture into the online
world, establishing "The Granite Tower"
website. Today, thousands of readers visit
http://granite.korea.ac.kr
each day to read The Granite Tower free of
charge.
The Granite Tower has a rich tradition of
journalistic integrity and has produced some
of Korea's greatest intellectuals. As a nonprofit
corporation, The Granite Tower continues to
flourish with a strong body of undergraduate
staff volunteers.
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| Korea University broadcasting
station is composed of KTN (Korea University
Television Network), which opened in 1997;
and KUBS (Korea University Broadcasting Station),
a radio station which opened in 1961. KTN
airs more than 30 programs both of its own
and of overseas satellite broadcast stations
through CATV networks set up in all buildings
on the Campus. KUBS airs news shows, cultural
programs, and entertainment shows, and has
served as the representative of the voice
of students over the past 40 years. Both stations
have real-time online broadcasting systems
which enable audiences all around the world
to have access to their programs. |
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