Nuclear Energy Renaissance in Europe?
By Chung Hyunhwa There was a Nuclear Energy Summit in Belgium in March 2024. A lot of Korean news media interpreted this as meaning that nuclear energy is surging as … Read More
Herding Cats in Gwangju with Abby Milone
Interview by Lisa Casaus On any given day, if you ask Abby Milone what she’s up to, you’re likely to get an answer like this: A good day is running … Read More
Bridging the Gap
Minimum Wage in a Contemporary, Aging Society By Yousra Feriel Drioua It hits me, as I just turned 25, that I’m soon not going to be as “employable” unless I … Read More
Way Too Much Taken for Granted!
By Park Nahm-Sheik Too many things are taken for granted all around us. Take forests, for example. We often think nothing of getting rid of densely wooded areas in our … Read More
Exploring Gwangju’s Village Heritage
The Seochang Hanok Culture Center By Chung Hyunhwa The Seochang Hanok Culture Center (서창한옥문화관) is a great place to start from when you want to experience Korean traditional culture as … Read More
Area Sports in Review
A monthly overview of local sports teams, featuring different sports each month and brought to you… By Zhang Juizhou (Julius). Kia Tigers Kick Off Season with Strong Performance The Kia … Read More
Finding Buddha and Goldmines in Yongjin-san
By Isaiah Winters Yongjin-san has hidden treasures inside and out. Located on Gwangju’s northwestern periphery, it gets very few visitors despite being the city’s sharpest peak and home to at … Read More
American Filmmaker Completes Sua/Nara
Interview with Attila Korosi By Gwangju News Attila Korosi is an American film director who, in addition to his endeavors in the United States, has been involved in a number … Read More