Feeling Lost in Translation?

Helpful Apps for International Residents in Korea By Daniel Sanchez South Korea, with its bustling cities, stunning landscapes, educational and working opportunities, and culture, has become a preferred destination for … Read More

International English Teaching Conference Comes to Gwangju

It’s not often that a truly international conference comes to Gwangju. This year, however, Korea TESOL has teamed up with ESBB and the Gwangju-Jeonnam Chapter of KOTESOL to organize an … Read More

Great Agro-Ideas for Carbon Reduction

By Chung Hyunhwa Agriculture is a significant source of greenhouse gases, largely due to the increased energy required for modern farming. This energy is used to create optimal conditions for … Read More

Gwangju’s Bouldering Scene

A New Face to Scale By Catherine Sasmita Recently dubbed one of the trendiest activities, bouldering has seen consistent growth in community size over the past few years. South Korea … Read More

A Long-Standing Taboo

Mental Health in Korea By Yousra Feriel Drioua The discussion surrounding mental health was and remains a taboo subject in many societies around the world for various reasons. For Korea, … Read More

Kicking Beyond Borders

A Taekwondo Master’s Journey with International Students Interviewed by Dhivyaa S. P. Teaching taekwondo to international students presents unique challenges and rewarding experiences. Lee Seo-Jeong, a taekwondo master, shares her … Read More

Area Sports Round-Up

A monthly overview of local sports teams, featuring area teams and brought to you… By Zhang Jiuzhou (Julius) Kia Tigers’ Resilient First Half of Season After a seven-season hiatus, the … Read More

Physician, Heal Thyself!

By Park Nahm-Sheik I am borrowing this title message from Luke 4:23 of the Bible. The current article is meant to be a commentary on the Korean Medical Association’s (KMA) … Read More