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[Photos and videos] Gapado welcomes spring
The first weekend of April was a beautiful time for a festival. Jeju was bathed in sunshine and garlanded with newly blooming flowers, espec
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[Photos and videos] Newest olle trail opens offshore
Everyone on Jeju has heard about it, but you’d be hard pressed to find many who have been there. Hundreds of thou-sands of tourists go to Ud
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[Education] New beginning for 160-year-old school
On Friday, March 26, North London Collegiate School celebrated the 160th anniversary of its founding. That same day, following the tradition
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[Photos and videos] Cover Photo-Spring blossoms
▲ Pedestrians enjoying the profusion of cherry blossoms near Jeju National University. Photo by Kim Gyong Ho
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[Photos and videos] Islanders still mourn April 3 massacre
It was only after a lapse of 50 years that Jeju’s worst tragedy was openly unveiled at home and abroad. Before then, publicly discussing or
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[Photos and videos] Through the Lens
▲ A traditional village landscape by Kim Nam Heung displayed at Dolhareubang Park, Jeju, which he owns. Photo by Kim Gyong Ho
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| [Local news] The status of women
Editor's columnA number of things happened over the past few weeks that bothered me about how women, their role, and the issues of sex and s
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[Local news] In pursuit of musical freedom
Imagine parties without a rock ’n’ roll track playing in the background, or a dance with no hip-hop beat. What if The Beatles were nothing m
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[Local news] Harvard returns to the island
A group of graduate students from the Harvard Kennedy School visited Jeju on March 18 and 19, exploring some of the island’s tourist attract
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[Sports] Jeju United start strongly
“Where are Jeju United placed at the moment?” “Second.” “What, second bottom?” “No, second top mate!” “How the ...” I haven’t actually
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[Local news] The more things change...
As an amateur student of history, I often find history books a little dry and academic. I have no such quibble with the writing of historica
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[Local news] Protestantism comes ashore
Christianity had been on the shores of Jeju in the form of Catholicism for more than 100 years before Protestantism arrived. During those ye
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[Local news] Race to the top
Predicting who is going to be the next governor of Jeju is becoming more difficult as more candidates enter the race. As of March 22, a tota
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[Local news] Shortage of air seats expected
In the jargon of the airline world, an average occupancy rate of 85 percent means that an aircraft is considered fully booked. So the news t
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[Local news] The last paper architect
Jeju is no stranger to the architectural vision of Itami Jun. His structures can be seen in several locales across the island, thus it is fi
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[Local news] Island time
When I returned to Jeju Island in December, my first meal was with friends at Sea Blue Restaurant and Bar at Hamdeok Beach. Overlooking one
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[Local news] Nanta a ‘must-see’ for tourists
To categorize Nanta as any specific genre of theater is a difficult task. It is a performance, a spectacle that doesn’t adhere to any conven
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[Local news] One step closer to Art
Most people on Jeju would prefer to spend their precious weekend afternoons on a sunny beach rather than being cloistered indoors in an art
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[Local news] Keys to Korea through Jeju
“I could live here some day.” This absent-minded expression often uttered by vacationers when escaping reality in a beautiful location is se
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