Trans-Jeju Trail Race Journey

Written by Ryan Thompson Photographed by Transjeju They were dressed in an array of colors and strapping up for what looked to be a cross between a rave and a … Read More

Gwangju’s Own Cabaret

  Written by Douglas Baumwoll Photographed by Ben Robins   Come taste the wine. Come hear the band… Life is a cabaret, old chum, Come to the cabaret…* And so … Read More

Korean Indie Music Venues in Gwangju

Written and photographed by Anastasia Traynin I am not a musician. I have nevertheless always loved music, and throughout my university days, I developed a passion for the energy and … Read More

Ice, Ice, Baby!

Written and photographed by Madeline Miller   If you know me, you know I like hockey. If you know me well, you know that I talk about my experiences with … Read More

Josh Garcia: Voyaging Onward

Written by Andrew Vlasblom Photographed by Paul Quay, Eden Jones, and Park Tae-sang Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past year, you’ve probably heard Josh Garcia’s name … Read More

GPP’s The Taming of the Shrew: A Silly, Naughty, Hilarious Show

Written by Andrew Vlasblom Photographs courtesy of Ben Robins   “Come on, and kiss me, Cato!” In the context of an ordinary play, a Shakespeare aficionado might think that the … Read More

Bright Lights, Big City

Written by Douglas Baumwoll Photo courtesy of Inhabitat.com I grew up in rural Pennsylvania, a town of maybe 10,000 people: lots of cornfields, two bars, a dozen restaurants, and a … Read More

Taxi Safety in Korea

Written by Jake Hollingsworth   Ask for stories of awkward and uncomfortable experiences in taxis, and you are bound to receive more than a few. If you are not a … Read More