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| Inchon Memorial Hall, named after
Korea University founder Inchon Kim Seong-Su,
was completed in 1991 to coincide with the
100th anniversary of his birth. The gothic
stone building is built on Inchon Hill, covering
nearly 2 acres, and offers many impressive
facilities including a 1,000-seat auditorium,
two conference rooms, several seminar rooms
and a faculty lounge. Numerous luminaries
have been invited to give lectures at the
Inchon Hall including Margaret Thatcher and
the Cardinal Kim Sou-Hwan. The hall was also
used to present former President Kim Dae-Jung
with an honorary doctorate degree. Inchon
Memorial Hall regularly hosts cultural events
including mock trials, plays, movies, and
traditional music and orchestra performances.
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| Completed in 1998, the two-story
4·18 Memorial Hall contains an auditorium,
theater, seminar room, exhibition hall, fitness
club, table tennis court, administration offices,
employment bulletin and a book store. The
building also has a gallery for the University's
historical archives, recently expanded and
separated into two exhibition halls, the Bosung
College Hall (1905~1945) and Korea University
Hall (1946~present materials). You can find
university uniforms, student transcripts and
photos of the Bosung College and a miniature
model of the entire Main Campus at the exhibition
halls. The main auditorium located at the
underground floor of the building is equipped
with beam projectors and OHP equipments, allowing
students to host film festivals, perform plays
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