A Korean Oasis for Weekday Downtowners
Written By Namhee Cho Koreans often say “Have you eaten?” as a greeting. This expression originates from the generations who experienced “the Barley Hump,” the spring famine where their food … Read More
Author: Gwangju News
Consider Task Demand to Ensure Lesson Success
Creating tasks and activities that balance students interests, needs and abilities can be difficult. Lindsay Herron gives some advice to help make this possible
Neutralizing Power
Matt Furlane looks at the consequential effects that the rising tensions of China is having among other nations.
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Small Steps
Gwangju Climate Action Day, a fun festival event, was held to raise awareness of the need for governments and individuals to take action to Stop Climate Change!
UNESCO Kona: Stories Add Colors to Our Imagination
Shilpa Rani talks about her great passion for stories and the joy she gets from volunteering, reading books to children, with the KONA Storybook Center.
Moving Farther
John Jackson discusses the experiences & influences that have shaped his incredible photography. His popular Farther East Gallery is moving to a new location.
Photo Essay – Fall: A Golden Season
Nathaniel Merz reflects on the beautiful, magical, surreal photography that is possible in the fall season of Korea.