Asia and High Speed Rail

Matt Furlane investigates an important but often overlooked mode of transportation, the train, with a look at its development in Asia.

Cha Sanggu

Artistry and Authenticity as a “Synthetic Korean” Photos courtesy of Cha Sanggu At first glance, Cha Sanggu looks more like a K-pop idol’s bodyguard than an actual artist. As a … Read More

Away Game

University of Kansas coach Bill Self leads a men’s basketball team at the Universiade games. He is excited about the challenge of playing internationally.

A Sound Evolution:The History of K-Pop

A fascinating insight into the evolution of K-pop from the early 20th century to the modern K-pop bands. The controversy surrounding K-pop is also questioned.

Gwangju Universiade Countdown

The countdown to the Gwangju 2015 Universiade begins!

How Gwangju Said “Yes” to Human Rights

The World Human Rights Cities Forum brought together specialists, analysts & experts from all over the world to discuss & promote Human Rights on a global level

Jeolla History: Gangjin

Gangjin is well known for the production of Goryeo celadon pottery. There is an rich and interesting history behind the development of this beautiful pottery.

Islam Grows Within Gwangju

Gwangju’s Islamic community is growing and developing and an understanding of the Islam religion is developing too as non-Muslims become interested.