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Daejeon Science Festival’s opening event last year. [JOONGANG PHOTO]

[Journalism Internship] 25th Daejeon Science Festival hopes to attract more foreign participants

The 25th Daejeon Science Festival (DSF) will be held in Daejeon Convention Center (DCC) from Oct. 20 to 23.

2022.9.21

Scene from SBS’s “Good Doctor,” tvN’s “Our Blues” and ENA’s “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” [KBS, TVN, ENA]

[Journalism Internship] Dramas raise awareness about people with disabilities, but the struggle is far from over

The public interest in people with disabilities has been on the rise due to the hit drama series “Extraordinary Attorney Woo,” which is currently airing on cable channel ENA and streaming platform Netflix.

2022.9.21

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People visit Gwanghwamun Square, a major landmark in central Seoul, on Sunday, after it opened to the public after nearly two years of renovation. [YONHAP]

[Journalism Internship] Public parks offer respite for residents but experts say government needs to make better provisions

The government has been making efforts in recent years to create more city parks to provide a resting place for citizens and visitors. One of the latest projects that was recently completed and unveiled on Aug. 6 is the Gwanghwamun Plaza, which had..

2022.9.21

Girl group aespa and their avatars called ae-aespa that exist in a virtual space called FLAT [SM ENTERTAINMENT]

[Journalism Internship] K-pop idols watch out, virtual humans are coming for your jobs

The line separating reality from the virtual world is blurring, especially in the K-pop industry with technologies advancing to the extent that human-like virtual artists are now collaborating with real artists.

2022.9.21

Among the representatives of ethnic minorities in China carrying the national flag of the country at the opening ceremony of the Beijing Winter Olympics, there is a woman who appears to be wearing habok, traditional Korean clothing. [SCREEN CAPTURE]

[Journalism Internship] Students’ take on recent Beijing Olympics controversy

“The Olympics is an event that is meant to bring countries and their people together, to learn about and respect each other — and attempting to claim another country’s culture is bound to be faced with backlash,” says Lani Young, an American...

2022.4.6

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[Journalism Internship] Integrate four letters into their daily lives MBTI

While there are mixed feelings about MBTI results and their accuracy, some say that unveiling their personality types through the popular test has helped them improve their relations with others.

2022.4.6

Seen lying, Somi is a virtual character jointly developed by Leesle and MetaJoseon. [LEESLE x METAJOSEON]

[Journalism Internship] Traditional Korean clothes meet the metaverse

Hanbok, traditional Korean clothing, is getting a more modern look through the use of various contemporary designs. Representative modern hanbok brand Leesle, represented by designer Hwang Yi-seul, who has 17 years of experience making hanbok, has...

2022.4.6

[Journalism Internship] UAC offers new opportunities for students

“The advantage of the University of Utah Asia Campus is that I can attend an American university in Korea,” said Youn Su-bin, a junior at the University of Utah Asia Campus (UAC), part of the Incheon Global Campus (IGC).

2022.4.6

Cadets at the Korea Military Academy in Nowon District, northern Seoul. [KMA]

[Journalism Internship] UAC and KMA plan to boost inter-school cooperation

The University Utah Asia Campus (UAC), an extended campus of the University of Utah in Incheon, is in talks with the Korea Military Academy (KMA) to boost cooperation on numerous fronts, both schools announced.

2022.4.6

People take a photo in front of a large Korean flag at Seodaemun Prison History Hall in western Seoul, ahead of this year’s Liberation Day on Aug. 15. [YONHAP]

[Journalism Internship] Liberation Day goes digitial as pandemic ticks on

“I am looking forward to the 76th Anniversary of liberation day because many people are able to participate in the online event regardless of their region,” said Lee Ki-gon, an official at Seoul National Cemetery. “Before the Covid-19 outbreak...

2021.11.26