Boys of Summer: Cricket in Gwangju
Cricket is an emerging sport in Korea, but for the Bengladeshi students of Gwangju, it’s a way to continue their national pastime in their adopted country.
Category: Community
Public Health Hindsight: How Well Did Korea Handle its MERS Outbreak?
Opinion varies on the Korean government’s response to the MERS outbreak in June, but many agree that responsibility was not carried out.
Health: Catch those Zs
Sleep Deprivation is becoming a very common issue and is now being blamed for the increase in rates of obesity, cardiovascular disease, diabetes and depression.
Kayaking: Just Around the River Bend
No need to travel far for some great kayaking in Korea. Kang Ho’s Jirisan Kayak School is two hours from Gwangju.
Athlete in Focus: Nick Hough
Australian athlete, Nick Hough, competed in the hurdles at the Universiade Games 2015. He pushes himself hard as an athlete and also as an entrepreneur.
Universiade Review
American Track and Field athletes met and played with MDream orphanage children on July 5, a way to get off the field and see more in the Gwangju community.
Gwangju Citizens “Clean Gwangju” Together
This month’s Right to the City highlights the “Clean Gwangju” campaign which is already making a difference and making people more aware of the trash problem.
Green Korea: Lets #CleanGwangju
Join the #CleanGwangju campaign and help keep Gwangju litter-free. Adam Greenberg explains how and why the campaign got started.