Tokipul (토끼풀) began as just another middle school newspaper club. Now, the Korean-language paper is fully independent, powered by its team of 32 students across four local schools. Since April 2024, they have been publishing monthly and distributing 1,000 copies… Read More →
Have you ever believed something too easily and gotten into trouble? The story of “How the Bear Lost Its Tail”, a traditional North American folk tale told in Canada and the United States, explains the danger of blindly following others’… Read More →
A year back, knowing my love for learning languages, one of my school’s Bible teachers suggested I try something wild: teach him the language of the New Testament—an older form of Greek called Koine Greek. Here are five interesting facts… Read More →
PARIS — France has experienced record-breaking 52 days of heatwave so far this year, up from 33 in 2022 and 22 in the deadly summer of 2003. That’s an increase of 11 days from 2003 to 2022, and 19 days… Read More →
Most people use AI and online services without thinking about where all of it comes from at all. I didn’t really think about it either. But behind the scenes are data centers, which are large buildings filled with computers and… Read More →
How can we keep living when we lose someone we love? The Inuit story Raven and the Whale, retold by Laura Simms, tells us of the world’s first tear and how the world began healing at the same moment. In… Read More →
Maya knew she was dreaming because the rain was falling upward. It rose in thin threads from the puddles on the street, past her face, into a sky that had no clouds. She had trained herself to look for these… Read More →
The dropout crisis is currently one of the utmost issues in Thailand. In 2023, a national data-linkage exercise that cross-referenced the records of civil registration shed light on 1.02 million children aged 3-18 out of ten million children across 30,000… Read More →
Hogwarts Castle in October 1943 was filled with the damp fall breeze and the smell of burning oak rising from every fireplace. As darkness deepened outside the library window, Tom Riddle, wearing his Sixth-Year Prefect badge on his chest, had… Read More →
On paper, South Korea offers robust legal protections for refugees. South Korea entered the 1951 Refugee Convention and its 1967 Protocol in 1992. It even enacted its own Refugee Act in 2013, establishing procedures for refugee status applications and protecting… Read More →
Saipan and Tinian are beginning to recover after Super Typhoon Sinlaku wreaked havoc across the islands in April. The tropical cyclone—which reached wind speeds up to 185 miles per hour—was designated as a Category 5 storm, a rare feat for… Read More →
The internet makes it possible to find news, research, guidance, and personal perspectives within seconds. That convenience also creates a problem: the quality of online information varies widely. A polished page may contain errors, while a modest-looking resource may offer… Read More →
