A New Dawn in Solar Energy: The Promise of Perovskite
By Neha Bisht On a warm morning, as sunlight spills across rooftops and fields, it’s easy to forget that this endless light could power our entire world. For centuries, humans … Read More
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Sports Focus: Kia Tigers’ Foreign Players Face Uncertain Futures
By Zhang Jiuzhou (Julius) After failing to finish inside the top five this season, the Kia Tigers – last year’s KBO champions – wrapped up their 2025 campaign in eighth … Read More
Area Sports Round-Up: Baseball – Soccer – Volleyball, November 2025
By Zhang Jiuzhou (Julius) Tigers’ Season Ends in Disappointment The Kia Tigers’ 2025 KBO League campaign has come to a close with a disappointing record of 65 wins, 75 losses, … Read More
Welcoming Global Students: A Call for Gwangju’s Open Arms
By Luis Andrés González This September, Gwangju welcomed a new cohort of Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) students – young people from all over theworld who come here to pursue graduate … Read More
Gwangju’s Penguin Village: A Walk Through Time and Art
By Arifa Batool On a bright August morning, I visited Penguin Village, and it turned out to be one of the most unique places I have ever seen. Hidden in … Read More
Friendship Cities: Gwangju and Hiroshima – Japan’s Shared Vision for a More Peaceful and Just World
By Murdock O’ Mooney I first visited Hiroshima, Japan, in the summer of 2025, although I had wanted to go long before that. Having lived in Gwangju and worked at … Read More
Still Not Finished: Subway Line 2 Delays Continue
By Saqib Sharif The prolonged delay of Gwangju Subway Line 2 has become one of the city’s most pressing urban issues, repeatedly disrupting daily life while placing increasing pressure on … Read More
Empathy and Gwangju’s Migrants
By Maddy Miller How It All Began After living in Gwangju for about six years, mostly as a private academy teacher, partly as a language student at Chonnam National University, … Read More