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[KoTEX Issue No.3] How widespread is the "n-po generation" ("n-giving up generation")? The variety of things given up by today's youth reveals an alarming number of concerns that constitute an emerging global trend.
[KoTEX Issue No.3] Hopelessness is thought to be widespread among today's youth. The "giving up generation," a term coined in South Korea, explains what drives today's young generation to feel helpless.
[KoTEX Issue No.2] This month focuses on how Korean and other cultures have influenced one another in terms of understanding why and how Korean culture became a worldwide obsession and how Korea has been impacted by this level of attention.
[KoTEX Issue No.1] Given that the Korean college entrance exam was held this month, this month's feature focuses on education, especially the English language within Korean education.
In the latest episode of The Glitch, Asia Society Korea Senior Contributor David Tizzard and Digital Content Development Officer Michelle Ju Sihyun explore how the youth of today deal with the emotional aftermath of romantic breakups.
The third episode of The Glitch takes viewers on a visual exploration of the intersection of beauty and technology in contemporary South Korea, analyzing the arrival of the metaverse and the psychological implications.
This year marks the 15th anniversary of Asia Society Korea. Our board member Mark Tetto, looks back on his history with the Korea Center and discusses the future mission of the Center.
This month, The Glitch focuses on the rise of Korea’s MZ Generation, their economic struggles, and why some of them are giving up dreams of living in Seoul. Learn more about the issue and listen to their voices.
Korea's Demilitarized Zone is one of the most dangerous places on earth, but the conditions that keep people out have allowed wildlife to thrive. What is in store for the future of this biodiverse life?
