Behind the Myth: Blood Type
Whether you’re a native Korean or a fresh-faced foreigner here for only a short while, you’ve likely heard the term “blood type” mentioned.
Hwajeon (화전 Flower Pancake) How-to
What looks good, tastes good. What phrase could be better for describing hwajeon? Hwajeon is one of the most beautiful Korean foods, and it represents spring.
Pink Slime: What’s Your Beef?
With the enforcement of the KORUS Free Trade Agreement in March 2012, more American beef will be coming to Korean markets. But is it really 100 percent beef? Is it likely to be harmful for those who consume it?
Photo Essay: Master Su San Funeral Procession
Su San, the most revered Seon (Zen) Buddhist monk since Beop Jeong, died in 2012, and in a snowy funeral at Baegyansa, a temple well-known to Gwangju residents for its fall colors, streams, and ponds, hundreds of people paid their respects.
An Ancient Village, Alive and Well
A pleasant one-hour drive south of Gwangju, near Suncheon, is a popular destination called Naganeupseong (Nagan Folk Village).
Environmental English: The EAEP Program
The EAEP is an attempt to graft a strongly pro-environment message onto the larger body of Korean education.
From Korea to Italy by Violin
Jaram has been diligently studying music since she was nearly four years old, and playing the violin since she was six.
Ultimate Frisbee: Gwangju Uprising
The Gwangju Uprising competes in the ROK Ultimate League based in Daegu, which was founded in 2009 by Marty Nedjelski.