Every year on December 18, young people across the country descend on testing sites to sit for an exam that could determine their path for the rest of their lives.

While K-Pop has become a global commodity, Korean music has not.

In Korea the experience may be a bit different than you are used to.

Beginning as early as 1932, women were “recruited” for “comfort stations” in Japanese-occupied territories.

Every year on October 9, South Korea celebrates “Hangeul Day.”

A public bathhouse, or “jimjilbang” in Korean, is one of the most intimidating things to try as a foreigner.

In Western countries, a person uses their signature as a binding seal for important documents. In East Asia, a name seal is a more commonly used method to sign documentation.