Here Be Dragons! A Summer Vacation North of the 38th Parallel

Written and photographed by Fabio Tardim North Korea is sometimes perceived a little like those unknown lands of legend: with old maps and where all sorts of perils waited for … Read More

Anyang Art Park

Written and photographed by Stephanie and Ryan Hedger Hidden just beyond the line that divides Seoul from Gyeonggi-do is one of our favorite places in all of Korea. The Anyang … Read More

A Smack of Chimaek (Part 2)

Written by Cho Namhee Continuing from last month’s issue, this article will not only give you some more information on how big the Korean fried chicken market is, but it … Read More

Belly Bao

Written and photographed by Justin Ramsay This has been the hottest summer I can remember in my five years of living in Korea. The only real respite we’ve had is … Read More

Japchae

Written and photographed by Karly Pierre “My husband always tells me to stop working and relax,” says Mrs. Choi. “But I love my students and I love working.” The woman … Read More

Top 5 Places to Add to Your Bucket List in Gwangju

    Written and photographed by Lea Moreau Gwangju is perhaps Korea’s most underrated city. Living here for more than a year and half, I’m still amazed by its bursting … Read More

Human Rights and Democracy from Around Asia and Africa: Four Students Debut CNU’s First Global NGO Master’s Program

Written by Anastasia Traynin Photograph courtesy of Shahed Kayes, Class Leader During the first semester of 2017, this writer had the opportunity to take an elective class with American writer, … Read More

First Class First Lady

Written by Douglas Baumwoll Photographs courtesy of Kim Dae-jung Peace Center Translations by Jung Jinho and Kwak Ji-young Special thanks to Dr. Shin Gyonggu and Harsh Kumar Mishra Ninety-five years … Read More