| 1977 | - 3
- Advanced Institute of Accounting was established.
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| 1976 | - 3
- Research Institute for Communications was established (reorganized as Institute for the Study of Media and Culture in 1984).
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| 1975 | - 7
- The Rev. M. Delmar Skillingstad, S.J. was named the third President (also served as the fourth President).
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- 5
- Institute for the Study of Religion and Theology was established.
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| 1974 | - 3
- University Museum was opened. Audio-visual Center was established (reorganized as Communication Center in 1983).
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- 2
- Loyola Library was dedicated. (Loyola Library was the first and only open-stack university library in Korea at the time).
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| 1973 | - 5
- Offices of Vice-President, General Affairs, Financial Affairs and Maintenance Affairs were opened.
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- 3
- Sogang University was named, by the Ministry of Education, a pilot university for introducing new educational ideas and methods. Doctoral Programs were inaugurated.
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| 1970 | - 3
- University Charter was granted by the Ministry of Education and Sogang University became a full University consisting of the Liberal Arts College with six departments, the College of Science and Engineering with five departments, and the Commerce College with three departments.
Freshmen quota was increased to 425.
The Rev. John P. Daly, S.J. having completed two terms as Sogang College President, was named the first University President (also served as the second President).
Research Institute for Social Studies established (abolished in 1981).
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