Published by the Gwangju International Center since 2001
Twenty-twenty-two’s legacy for 2023 is a sentimental walk down memory lane. For one thing, we’re already beginning to wax nostalgically about Christmas Eve. We’re also feeling nostalgic for the winter solstice, with its trademark red-bean porridge, and about Lunar New Year’s Eve with a white night, either attempted or attained. Per folklore, the porridge here is a sturdy fence against winter weather.
“This warm welcome reminded me to be mindful of our students’ current circumstances.”
“It is definitely the most genuine and wholehearted language exchange program you could ever wish to experience.”
Written by Farida Muhammed When I heard there was going to be a GIC Talk at the Gwangju International Center entitled “Humanities, Human Rights, and Security,” my mind began to … Read More
The Gwangju News is the first English monthly magazine for the general public in Korea, first published in June 2001. Each monthly issue covers local and regional issues, with a … Read More
Meet Nahia Antoranz, A 23 Year Old Student From Bilbao, Spain, Who Has Recently Moved To Gwangju.
With the ever developing need for our world to become more environmentally aware, Korea aims to be one of the world’s top five green economies by 2030
C. Adam Volle has created a transparent survival guide on how to best make yourself at home when moving to our wonderful city of Gwangju
