Words BY Robert Neff A hundred years ago, many Koreans spent their New Year appeasing evil spirits and throwing...
In a rapidly changing economy, young South Koreans are increasingly turning to sanitation jobs — like street cleaning as a...
Words by Robert Neff With the horrible destruction of the Korean War came abject poverty. People did whatever they could to make money and, unfortunately, many of them were forced to sell off their cherished heirlooms in order to put food on their tables and shelter over their heads. Often...
On May 20, the “Digital Signature Amendment” (전자서명법 개정안) was passed at the last plenary session of the 20th National...
Two days after the Korean War began, a disastrous decision to blow up the Han River Bridge resulted in the loss of hundreds of lives.
Wedding bouquets, cakes, and dresses are just a few items that factor into the aesthetics of any wedding. In South Korea, however, many take it a step further by hiring fake wedding guests. For a fee of 20,000-30,000KRW per wedding, these guests come fully prepared with personal information about the...
In the summer of 1905, the world was a scary place for Korea. The Russo-Japanese War had recently ended but...
Come December, extreme sports enthusiasts and American Ninja Warrior fans alike can test out their skills at Seoul’s first Ryze...
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Korean Government Legalizes Adultery On Thursday, South Korea’s Constitutional Court struck down a 62-year old law that made committing adultery...