Out-of-the-Box Things to Do in Summer in Korea
By Dhivyaa S. P. Looking for a summer escape that’s more than just beaches and cafes?! Tucked away in the peaceful corner of South Korea’s southwestern coastal islands is a … Read More
The Asian Art Garden: Where Culture Meets Nature in Gwangju
By Saqib Sharif A New Cultural Landmark Transforms Korea’s Art City In the heart of Gwangju, South Korea’s renowned cultural capital, a remarkable transformation has taken place. What was once … Read More
Heading to Nature for Rest: The Mt. Mudeung Literary-Cultural Festival
By Park Yeonju At an elevation of 1,187 meters, Mt. Mudeung is a strong and dependable mountain protecting Gwangju. It is a place where fresh air and the scent of … Read More
Diaspora Communities: A Social Anchor in a Foreign Land
By Arum Ayuningsih For many people who move to a new country, the first place they turn to for guidance, stories, or simply a sense of familiarity is often not … Read More
Unnie’s Nail Salon: Affordable Gel Nails in Gwangju
By Maryam Ali I was having a conversation with a friend, comparing the pricing of gel nails between Busan and Gwangju. That’s when I realized what a gem Unnie’s Nail … Read More
Experiencing Together Day
By Jennah Dabrowski I have almost completed my two-semester-long exchange experience in South Korea, with my first semester being at Chonnam National University in Gwangju and my second at Yonsei … Read More
Book Review: When Rain Clouds Gather
Reviewed by Michael Attard When Rain Clouds Gather By Bessie Head 186 Pages, Waveland Press, 2013 (Original 1968) ISBN-13: 978-1478607595 When Rain Clouds Gather was first published in 1968 when … Read More
Gwangju’s Hidden Gem: A Cozy Place for Tea Lovers
By Anne Nguyen A Popular Spot in a Charming Neighborhood Dongmyeong-dong in Gwangju is already known as one of the city’s most popular areas. With its small, pretty cafés and … Read More