Christmas Around the World

Christmastime is a season recognized around the globe – in wintertime in the Northern Hemisphere, in summertime in the Southern Hemisphere. It is observed in different ways by different people: … Read More

Korean and Tamil Cultural Similarities

Written by Bala Krishnan Ganesan. Hi this is Bala – a not-so-nerdy freshman PhD student from India, specifically, Tamil Nadu. The reason for being specific about my state is that … Read More

Saraswati Puja: The Day for the Deity of Knowledge, Art, and Music

Written by Suraj Adhikari and Janam Raj Kaji Maharjan While K-pop and Korean dramas are absolutely fantastic in their own right, there is much more to Korea that people living … Read More

Acting Up in Yeosu with Four Corner Productions

Written and photographed by Kristy Dolson The stage lights illuminate eight faces flushed with the euphoria that comes from a successful performance. The final bow is taken, and eight shot … Read More

Adopt-a-Child: The Initiative That Keeps Giving

Written by Jennifer Marlton   Gwangju has a particularly vibrant and generous community that has long been eager to volunteer or donate to worthy causes. One of these causes is … Read More

Gwangju Cultural Mapping Project: Bridging Differences, Highlighting Humanities

Being a foreigner in a foreign land, I am really curious to understand more about the place where I reside here in Korea. However, due to my slow learning of … Read More

My Exposure to Diversity at the Eid Mubarak International Fiesta

Written by Mazaher Akbari Photographs courtesy of Gwangju Muslim Cultural Community In theosophy, Eid is interpreted as being anything new, whether it is clothes, lifestyle, or thinking. During Eid, people … Read More

Paradise Behind the Curtain

Written and photographed by Nargiza Iskandarova   “Throw your dreams into space like a kite, and you do not know what it will bring back, a new life, a new … Read More