Gwangju’s Orphaned Art
Written and photographed by Ryan Berkebile As I stroll through a residential street in downtown Gwangju, I notice someone’s unfinished painting of a motorcycle. One tire has been painted in, … Read More
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My Exposure to Diversity at the Eid Mubarak International Fiesta
Written by Mazaher Akbari Photographs courtesy of Gwangju Muslim Cultural Community In theosophy, Eid is interpreted as being anything new, whether it is clothes, lifestyle, or thinking. During Eid, people … Read More
What Can Be Done About the Fine Dust Problem?
Written by Jennifer Marlton Special thanks to Dr. Shin Gyonggu Photographs courtesy of Gwangju Metropolitan City Climate Change Response Division One of the largest risks to respiratory health in South … Read More
National Foods Mart: A Feeling of Home Far from Home
Written by Harsh Kumar Mishra Globalization is not the change seen in one aspect of a city, but all-around change that makes for friendly living among people of different cultures … Read More
“With Courage, Strength, and Grace”: The Reason You Walk by Wab Kinew
Written by Kristy Dolson In North America, the month of July is marked by independence celebrations in Canada and the United States. But there is a dark underside to … Read More
Top Seven Marvel Movies Not Featuring an Avenger
Written by Natale Ryan Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is one of the most successful movie franchises to date. Though it may seem that Marvel Studios didn’t truly become successful … Read More
Exploring Photography
Written and photographed by Paolo Mondragon Photographers have one of the easiest jobs in the world. They make tons of money and all they have to do is point a … Read More
Five Minutes of Sunday
Written by David Joël La Boon Sundays breathe loneliness and breathe out emptiness. They are a sentiment, but a pervasive one. They hug the last frontier of defined time, fencing … Read More