Culture and Arts: Chung Gong Sori
While Gwangju may be on the cutting edge when it comes to the contemporary art scene, it may not be known that Gwangju is also home to institutions that try … Read More
Author: Gwangju News
Chuseok’s History
To most international residents, it is a welcome break from the daily teaching grind, but for many Korean people past and present, Chuseok (falling on September 16 this year) is … Read More
Bringing Indie Music to the South: An interview with Rough Cuts
For a lot of music fans in Korea, finding a good Indie show can be a pretty tough sell. Indie fans in Seoul may have the luxury of the thriving musical community of Hongdae, but those of us living in other areas of the country have limited options: long trips to Seoul, missing out on weekday shows or just going without. That doesn’t have to be so.
Gwangju Should Stand for Human Rights by Standing Up Against Forced HIV Testing
Most English teachers here in Gwangju consider the HIV and drug testing part of their required health check as a necessary nuisance. However, some remember, or are familiar with, the … Read More
Summertime Skin Care
A Helpful Guide On How To Protect Your Skin Against The Sun
Collaborating to Build Chinese Community and Culture
Learn of Some of the Invaluable Benefits Provided by the The Confucius Institute at Honam University
Sajik Park and Surrounding Areas
Sajik Park and the Surrounding Areas Are Wonderful for a Fun and Fulfilling Getaway
Getting a Korean Phone
An Easy Guide Helping Show How To Get A Korean Phone