Seoul: Post 1960s Genderised Cityscape
“The apartment block was an architectural monument to a phallocentric world.” Source here The contemporary Seoul cityscape, as well...
How do health habits change when living abroad?
Going abroad on a long term basis generates multiple modifications in someone’s environment and lifestyle. In this video, Doctor...
S5;E4: Yonsei Students Discuss Accessibility in Seoul
Season 5, Episode 4: Yonsei students Hsu Chia Yu (Via) and David Yompian discuss accessibility in Seoul and what...
Social Innovation in Europe and Asia: Exchange of Good Practices for Sustainable and Inclusive Societies
Exchange of good practices for sustainable and inclusive societies The 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), also known as the...
The Peninsula’s No.1 Korean Wishes to Tell You, “Don’t be Lonely”
“Don’t be lonely, don’t be lonely My friend Don’t be hurt, don’t be hurt My friend” (Lyrics from No.1KoreaN's...
“We Can Do it” Korea’s Street Artists Send Message of Solidarity Amidst Pandemic Woes
Though South Korea prides itself on avoiding full lockdown, many artistic venues have been forced to reduce activities in...
Kansas City: World War I’s Final Resting Place in America
The name Kansas City is in fact, a misnomer. While there is a Kansas City, Kansas, the larger KC,...
MY City – The Planet
There are 8.538 million people living in New York City proper; 6.893 million of them have, at least once in their...
Singapore – More Than Just A Little Red Dot
By Amylia Zainal The humidity hits you the moment you step out of Changi Airport, a stark difference from...
Saigon — The Broken Pearl that Mends
Located in the south of Vietnam, Saigon today has the atmosphere of a typical tropical city. One is likely...