"Revisit Beloved Classics: See Them at the Museum Every Thursday."

The University Museum (Director Lee Tae-young), which serves not only to preserve and exhibit cultural properties but also as a complex cultural space for local residents, will screen beloved classic films free of charge every Thursday.

The museum's free screenings are organized to offer local residents a broader cultural experience. Under the title 'Thursday Cinema MUSE', a variety of films will be shown from March 28 to December, every Thursday at 2:00 PM in the museum auditorium.

The first film to be screened on March 28, Mark Robson's "Von Ryan's Express," will be presented in a classic format using a 16mm projector and film, in collaboration with the Air Force Museum, offering a distinctive experience.

A notable feature is that films are screened according to monthly themes. April will be an "Environment Special for Our Only Earth," fresh-green May will focus on "Growth and a Leap Toward Dreams," June will present "Great Mentors on Film," July will be "A Delicious Invitation," August will feature "Musicals with Song and Dance," September will showcase "Multicultural Films," October will present "Similar Films," November will be themed "Together and Friendship," and December will be "My Life, My Path," delivering beautiful memories and gentle emotion.

Director Lee Tae-young said, "The museum offers various cultural programs to engage closely with both university members and local residents. Through Thursday Cinema MUSE, we hope many local residents and university members will come to the museum feeling more familiar and welcome."