Colonialism in Our Midst
Written and photographed by Isaiah Winters Special thanks to Kim Woo-yeon In fast-changing places like Gwangju, old buildings don’t age well. Once in disuse, they usually sit around for … Read More
Author: Gwangju News
Acting Up in Yeosu with Four Corner Productions
Written and photographed by Kristy Dolson The stage lights illuminate eight faces flushed with the euphoria that comes from a successful performance. The final bow is taken, and eight shot … Read More
Gooder Language Learning
Written by Dr. David E. Shaffer We often talk about the “good language learner” and the characteristics that make them “good.” We have done so in this column you may … Read More
The Secrets Behind Red Beans
Written by Cho Namhee As the mercury dips closer to freezing, it signals that the winter solstice, the time of the year when night is longest and the day … Read More
What to Do When Involved in a Car Accident in Korea
Though of course no one ever wishes to get into a car accident, it is always important to know what to do in the off chance that you do happen … Read More
Tteokguk: Rice Cake Soup
There are many dishes in Korea for special celebrations, and the New Year is no exception. Tteokguk, a broth with thinly sliced rice cakes, is one of these celebratory dishes, … Read More
Eniteo Cereal Café: Where Life Is Like a Bowl of . . . Cereal!
Written and photographed by Sarah Pittman I love discovering new places; however, it can be difficult sometimes. That is why I love it when people suggest new places to me! … Read More
Nightscapes in Tokyo
Written and photographed by Amy Braff There is something intriguing about the electricity in Japan – it jolts in small yet spectacular movements through the air, leaving passersby feeling as … Read More