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Bus No. 31 and Student Living Areas
Bus No. 31, the only public transportation for Semyung University students to reach Jecheon city. Examining how this route restricts student living areas and what changes were proposed.
Cigarette butts, recycling, lack of trash cans. Introducing projects where students directly investigated environmental problems at Semyung University and proposed solutions.
Introducing the regional talent development program led by Semyung University's ANCHOR project in Jecheon and Chungbuk. Four key strategies and major programs present a model where universities and regions grow together.
A look at three 2026 summer camp presentations (WorkJecheon, TRY, Dopamin Crew) and how their proposals on youth settlement, local commerce, and a medical-linked stay platform point to the same gaps in the city.
The 2026 Citizen Policy Workshop linked to youth supporters is beginning. This post records how youth participation and citizens' lived experiences can become local policy questions.