Gwangju Talks – “What does Seollal mean to you?”
Seollal, a Korean holiday, is a day for paying respect to your ancestors. Discover what this entails for various people of different ages in Gwangju.
Seollal, a Korean holiday, is a day for paying respect to your ancestors. Discover what this entails for various people of different ages in Gwangju.
John Keaton Jackson describes the beauty of his home in nature.
A heartfelt short story about living and working in South Korea that most expats will relate to and enjoy!
Here are some tips on avoiding misdiagnosis in Korean healthcare and not getting overly stressed over illnesses.
Have you started your portfolio yet? Here are some of the reason’s why you should, and tips on how to make it effective.
Lee Eun-ju is passionate about teaching foreigners to make Korean food in her home with weekday classes.
Gwangju EPIK Teacher Adam Greenberg saw a problem on city buses: ineffectively placed emergency hammers. His proactive approach brought change from the city.
Curious about Korea’s place in the world? Look at the relationship between Bhutan and Korea, explained by Mr. Damcho Dorji, Bhutanese minister of home and cultural affairs.