Soongsil University Holds Online 'Lantern Liberal Arts Classes' in Three Sessions Instead of College Festival

Soongsil University Online Liberal Arts Course Poster (Provided by Soongsil University)

[Asia Economy Reporter Lee Hyun-joo] Soongsil University announced on the 21st that it is conducting an online talk concert series called 'Ransom Gyoyang Class' in three sessions starting from the 19th, inviting prominent figures from various fields such as politicians, businesspeople, and artists to replace the university festival. The concert is live-streamed on YouTube and provides an opportunity to present diverse opinions and resolve questions on topics such as post-COVID-19, conflict resolution, politics, and local communities. After the lectures, music talk concerts will be held, along with counseling sessions addressing Soongsil University students' concerns about dating, academics, and employment. The first event on the 19th features a dialogue with Lee Su-jin (Seoul Dongjak-eul) under the theme 'Soongsil, Asking the Local District Representative,' and a discussion titled 'Discussing Soongsil Youth Politics' with Lee Nak-yeon and Lee Jun-seok, the Supreme Council member of the United Future Party. The music concert will feature Zion.T and EXID's Solji. The second event on the 23rd will have Sandbox CEO Lee Pil-sung presenting directions for youth in the post-COVID era, and Yeom Han-gyeol, a researcher at Daum Soft Big Data, will explain big data that can be easily utilized even by humanities majors. The music concert will feature Apink's Jung Eun-ji. The third event scheduled for the 30th will have broadcaster Tyler discussing diversity that we must embrace regarding conflicts and hate, followed by a music concert by 10cm.

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