Gwangju Should Stand for 
Human Rights by Standing Up 
Against Forced HIV Testing

Most English teachers here in Gwangju consider the HIV and drug testing part of their required health check as a necessary nuisance. However, some remember, or are familiar with, the … Read More

A Look at a Local Giant: KIA Motors

An Exploration Into the Hyundai Group That Hopes To Be A World Leader In the Green Car Market By 2020

Scholars and practitioners in the field of arts and culture coming to Gwangju for

2016 Marks the 10th Anniversary of the Asian Culture Forum

Was the US Government Involved in the May 18th Democratic Uprising?

Clarification Surrounding The US Involvement In the May 18th Democratic Uprising

The May 18 National Cemetery: A pain Unscathed

The May 18 National Cemetery: A Place of Remembrance and Learning for The People of Korea

The Yogurt Ladies Roll On

The Evolution of Yogurt Ladies and How They Still Manage to Roam the Streets of Korea

5.18 Memorial Park

Situated In Sangmu Lays The 5.18 Memorial Park; A Touching Tribute to the 250 Students That Lost Their Lives During the Korean Uprising.

A Place of Refuge: Gwangju Support Center for Foreign Workers

Laura Becker Writes in Regards to Some of The Great Systems to Help Foreign Workers Who Live in Gwangju