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Kookmin president looks to future
Yu Ji-su, the president of Kookmin University, has made the school a symbol of the fourth industrial revolution thanks to his innovative curriculum. The school’s main campus in Seongbuk District, central Seoul, is becoming a benchmark for other s…
Apr 27,2019
At 89, loving husband is oldest to pass careworker exam
Choi Dae-sik, 89, became the oldest person to pass Korea’s careworker exam on April 19, and he is now qualified to take care of his wife, who has dementia. People who pass the careworker exam can care for those receiving long-term care benefits fr…
Apr 27,2019
‘Nothing has changed in the government’s youth policy’
A young man burst into tears in front of the president at an event where a number of civil organizations were present at the Blue House on April 1. As the head of the Youth Policy Net, he remarked that nothing is different despite the fact that the a…
Apr 26,2019
Bar association president decries courts’ elitism
Lee Chan-hee, who was elected president of the Korean Bar Association (KBA) last February, thinks “remnants of Japanese colonial rule” are holding Korea’s judiciary back, arguing that the country’s courts are plagued by elitism. That mindset, says Le…
Apr 20,2019
Trainer hosts festival to help abandoned dogs
Famed dog trainer Kang Hyung-wook will host Dang Dang Festival, an event aimed at raising awareness about abandoned dogs, this Sunday. The festival will include a seminar by Kang, also known as the President of Dogs, a concert and a dog-dancing pe…
Apr 20,2019
Stanford professor on how Korean start-ups can thrive
Stanford University Professor Lee Jin-hyung has opened up a new frontier in how brain disease is diagnosed. She invented a technology that allows people to look inside the nervous system of the brain. She is attracting a tremendous amount of investme…
Apr 19,2019
Nephew carries on the legacy of Yuhan founder
Major Korean conglomerates are usually a family affair. The country’s most famous corporate names like Samsung, Hyundai, LG and SK are largely run by members of their owner families. The public perception of these families is largely negative due…
Apr 13,2019
French cheerleader lifts up Eagles
Doris Roland made her debut on March 29 as the only foreign cheerleader for the Hanwha Eagles of the Korea Baseball Organization. Baseball fans were surprised to see a French cheerleader for a Korean baseball team. Roland, 24, studied art and a…
Apr 13,2019
Ex-Gyeonggi gov. joins the start-up world
Former Gyeonggi Gov. Nam Kyung-pil is leaving politics behind to follow his new passion — start-ups. “I am leaving politics, where I devoted my youth,” Nam, 54, wrote on his Facebook account on March 29. “I am starting a start-up.” At 54, …
Apr 06,2019
Korea’s last match company keeps flame alive
Hwang Ki-seok, 62, is the chief executive of the last match manufacturer in Korea, the UN Trading Company. Located in Asan, South Chungcheong, the factory has a floor space of 530 square meters (5,704 square feet) and still manufactures about 250…
Apr 06,2019
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