Can Human Rights Be Respected At International Events?
The human rights cost of hosting international events around the world may be too high a price to pay for time in the spotlight.
Author: Gwangju News
KOTESOL: Sites to Help Teachers Stay Sharp about Tech
Integrating technology into teaching can be a daunting task, but thankfully KOTESOL is here with some useful tips!
Gwangju’s Month of Music
This month in Gwangju brings musicians from all over the world to showcase their talent at the Gwangju World Music Festival as well as the Gwangju Asia A Cappella Festival.
Kim Sejin: The Boy Wonder
Meet Kim Sejin, the most inspiration kid ever.
Gwangju Talks: August 2014
What are the pros and cons of hosting a global sporting event? Gwangju asks its citizens how they feel about this major undertaking in light of the upcoming Universiade.
Nuribi Mascot
Meet Nuribi, the Universiade’s official mascot!
Get Ready for 2015 Gwangju Summer Universiade
Promotions and Preparations are underway for the 2015 Gwangju Summer Universiade, set to be more than just a sporting event!!
Korean Poetry: “Like the Setting Sunlight”
Gwangju showcases one of its many excellent poets with Yang Kyoonwon’s “Like the Setting Sunlight”.