The 10th GIC May Concert
2012’s concert guaranteed even more opportunities to appreciate the art and culture of other countries, whether or not you really enjoy classical music. Karina provided us with a preview.
Behind the Myth: Beat the Heat with Samgyetang?
It’s eaten all year round, but Koreans especially enjoy eating it on three “special” days in July and August, called Chobok (초복), Jungbok (중복) and Malbok (말복).
Photo Essay: Creative
Kezia Garling Chee is a self-taught, freelance, American photographer specializing in creative and concert photography.
Little-known Ways to Find Justice in Korea
You have a right to know about the laws in existence that apply to your job, and you have the right to hold your employer accountable for following those laws as they affect you.
Egypt, One Year On
Mahmoud Abdul Ghaffar shared his thoughts on what the year 2012 holds for his country, Egypt.
Barley – A Story of Resilience
The Irish Association of Korea is a non-profit organization that actively seeks to promote Ireland and all that falls under the banner of ‘Irishness’ within Korea. The IAK is supported by the Embassy of Ireland in Seoul.
ESL Teaching: Keeping the Fire
Establishing a rapport with your students is one of the most important things a teacher can do. And to actually “care” about what they tell you – that is best of all.
2015 Gwangju Summer Universiade tells EPIC story
It is the first time in the history of sports competition in Korea that the Athletes’ Village will be built through a reconstruction project. The project is attracting attention from Korea and abroad as a means of reducing the budget and revitalizing a dilapidated urban area.