Being an Exchange Student in South Korea You made incredible memories from late-night ramen runs with friends, mid-terms exam cramming... Read More
As we welcome in another New Year with copious amounts of food and alcohol in homes or at local pubs... Read More
Throughout the past few decades, homosexuality has become a center stage subject of interest in terms of human rights and has garnered much attention worldwide. Ever since former US President Barack Obama legalized same-sex marriage in 2015, the global fight for acceptance of the LGBTQ community has grown stronger than ever.... Read More
Korea, in the summer of 1894, was a hotbed of intrigue and uncertainty. China and Japan were on the brink... Read More
While recent news on Korea’s economy has focused on matters such as the consequences of President Park’s impending impeachment, or... Read More
There were fears that a Republican victory in the United States 2016 Presidential Election in November would send stock markets crashing. It did. Contrary to most investors’ expectations, Donald Trump pulled off an astounding victory over Democratic challenger Hillary Clinton on Tuesday, November 8. Markets were caught by surprise and... Read More
I think it’s safe to make the assumption that there is one thing every single person in the universe has... Read More
1. When people judge you for speaking English in public Once I stopped in front of a clothing store in... Read More
Travelling or living in Seoul? This is for you! Someone who lives in one city for a long time seems to never end up going to the famous “must-sees” that surround them everyday. They put it off, subconsciously thinking that they’ll eventually get to it, or that the long lines... Read More
Whether you’ve been in Seoul for 5 days or 5 years, chances are you’ve encountered one (if not all) of... Read More