Nanorobots: Particles for Big Problems
By Saqib Sharif Imagine a tiny robot so small that millions of them could fit on the tip of a pencil. Now imagine these robots swimming through your bloodstream, guided … Read More
Alphabet Soup: Making Sense of ESL’s Menu of Acronyms and Initialisms
By David Shaffer Recently, I was reading an article on English language teaching, and an initialism popped up at me that I didn’t immediately recognize: SDGs. Though not specific to … Read More
Bridging Cultures Through Stories: Ukrainian Volunteers in Gwangju
By Anastasiia Prysiazhniuk I came to Gwangju to study Korean as a GKS-IRTS scholar, but I ended up finding something even more meaningful. Through a friend, I learned about the … Read More
Study, Graduate, Confused: A Real Portrait of Today’s Academia
By A. Ayuningsih Not long ago, I found myself sitting in a large conference hall in South Korea, surrounded by academic posters and PowerPoint slides packed with technical jargon. It … Read More
ACE Fair Gwangju 2025: Where Culture Content and Commerce Conjoin
By Saqib Sharif This August, Gwangju’s Kim Daejung Convention Center will once again transform into Asia’s premier content and entertainment hub as the 2025 Gwangju ACE Fair (Asia Content and … Read More
Book Review: Light in August
Reviewed by Michael Attard William Faulkner, the author of Light in August, was born in Mississippi in 1897. This fictional story takes place in the 1930’s. Historically, it was a … Read More
From CAPTCHA Battles to “Safety Zone” Tears: My 2025 K-Pop Concert Trilogy
By Dhivyaa S. P. At the start of 2025, I made a simple bingo board – half goal-setting, half playful hope. In one of the squares, I wrote: “Attend at … Read More
Area Sports Round-Up – August 2025
A monthly overview of local sports, featuring area teams and brought to you… By Zhang Jiuzhou (Julius) Kia Tigers Claw Back into Contention Despite Injury Woes Once languishing at the … Read More