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| A sporting event
that has inspired the nation is held every
year between Korea University and Yonsei
University, longstanding rivals and the
nation’s two leading university. Each
fall the Ko-Yon Games build friendship
between the universities and serve to
develop Korean university culture and
competitive excellence one step further.
A total of five games are played: football
(soccer), baseball, basketball, ice hockey,
and rugby. Restoring the tradition of
anti-Japanese determination during the
colonial rule, the Ko-Yon Games is sublimed
as a national ceremony. Recently, in addition
to these main sporting events, internet
games, board games, and interchange in
culture and arts have been included as
a way of promotion a positive university
culture and passion for achievement. |
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| Named for majestic tall buildings of
Korea University, every year in May students turn
up in mass numbers to celebrate the spring and to
passionately present activities, clubs, and social
causes. The first Festival was held on May 5, 1672,
and today the Suktap Daedong Festival fills the campus
with intellectual passion for KU. In this ceremony,
a fusion of modern creativity and tradition, students
and other members of KU enjoy beautiful university
vitality. |
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