Electricity by the People, for the People, and of the People: A Solar Power Coop in Gwangju Shows the Way

By Chung Hyunhwa || The price of oil has gone up with shocking quickness due to the U.S.–Iran war, and the world is under the pressure of uncertainty and inflation. … Read More

Sports Focus: Tigers Rebuild Identity Through Competition and Flexibility

By Zhang Jiuzhou (Julius) || The Kia Tigers have quietly reshaped their trajectory this season, turning an uncertain start into a steady climb built on structural change rather than short-term … Read More

Area Sports Round-Up – June 2026

Baseball – Soccer – Volleyball By Zhang Jiuzhou (Julius) || Naile, Dale Struggle as Tigers’ Foreign Core Faces Early Test The Kia Tigers are confronting early-season concerns as two of … Read More

1st CNU 5.18 Marathon: A Morning Run That Taught Me Consistency

By Dhivyaa S. P. || No plan. No practice. No expectations. It started like any usual workday morning. I woke up, got ready, and followed my routine. But instead of … Read More

Cooperating Sister Cities: Gwangju and Changzhi

By Li Aoding || Located in Shanxi Province in northeastern China, Changzhi is a city known for its long history, rich cultural heritage, and distinctive regional traditions. Meanwhile, Gwangju, in … Read More

Nature Under Attack

By Siddhant K. || The hidden environmental catastrophe of modern warfare, from the steppes of Ukraine to the shores of Gaza. When we speak of war, we usually speak of … Read More

When Anger Becomes an Ally: Meet Scarlet

By Erva Ozkan || Scarlet was always there, though I never wanted her to be. She was never a friend to me. Whatever she said, I dismissed. I believed she … Read More

Sports Focus: Gwangju FC Under Financial and Integrity Scrutiny

By Zhang Jiuzhou (Julius) || Gwangju FC is facing mounting scrutiny over its financial sustainability and internal governance, as newly reviewed accounts reveal deep structural weaknesses despite recent efforts to … Read More