As One: Korea’s Longing for Reunification
Written by Karina Prananto The PyeongChang Olympics may be over, but the discussion on the chance of reunification is forever a hot topic here in Korea. Since the latest … Read More
Author: Gwangju News
Cool Water, or Crystallized Ice Fractals in Flight
Written by Stephen Schelling My name is Handa, and I was born with a gift. I didn’t know it at first. I thought I was the same as everyone … Read More
Tangibility
Written and photographed by JT White Something about a photographic print. Something about the feeling of a photograph that isn’t just equatable to zeros and ones. Something about a … Read More
June: The Month of Patriotism
Written by Cho Namhee Amid the mood of rapprochement that has dramatically been building up between the two Koreas since the recent inter-Korean summit in April, the month of … Read More
Six Principles for All Teachers
Written by Dr. David E. Shaffer Everyone has principles. As an educator, particularly as one who interacts with English language learners, what are your principles? Do you have a … Read More
Jjimjilbangs Revisited
Written by Allison Tim With plenty of locations to choose from, low prices, and even 24-hour admission, jjimjilbang, or public bathhouses, are an affordable and convenient way to rejuvenate oneself … Read More
Why Not Walk a Shelter Dog?
Written and photographed by Paulina Witkowska If you like animals and outdoor activities, why not walk a shelter dog? Animal shelters try to help unwanted, injured, and lost animals, … Read More