​On Saturday, Sept 20, the American Legion Post 372 hosted its 3rd Annual Youth Art Contest, awarding Allison Kang (‘26) first place for her mural, “The Korean War: Remember and Hope.” The Post 372 Youth Art Contest is a public competition...

On December 29, a devastating incident struck South Korea when a Jeju Air plane crashed while attempting to land at Muan International Airport, claiming the lives of 179 passengers. Only two crew members survived, rescued from the tail section of the...

In the Joseon era of Korea (1392-1910), traditional values — influenced by Confucian principles — confined women to their homes as wives and mothers. Society instructed women to embody the values of obedience and modesty. Centuries later, these traditional...

71 years ago, the Korean War ravaged the Korean peninsula as the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea) and the Republic of Korea (South Korea) fought for control in a conflict that would cost the lives of 2.5 million people. Similar to...

On October 29, 156 people died while 198 were injured in the crowd surge of almost 100,000 people in South Korea’s Itaewon, the hotspot of nightlife for South Koreans and foreign visitors. Many victims were reported to be in their 20s, while 26 were...