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There was no Korean Disney princess, so Harvard student Julia Riew created her own

by Sydney Gaw | May 23, 2022

After introducing the concept of “Shimcheong” on TikTok with the caption, “There was no Korean Disney princess so I decided to make my own,” Riew gained an influx of followers who were just as invested in her quest to create a Korean princess.

Sci-fi fantasy author Jason Michael Primrose on his debut series, “The Lost Children of Andromeda”

by Sydney Gaw | May 18, 2022

Primrose reflects on his career and how his series came alive.

Seoul for Ukraine: A humanitarian effort organized by Korean International School students

by David Mun | Apr 14, 2022

Seoul For Ukraine is a student-led initiative that provides humanitarian aid to the Ukrainian refugees at the Ukraine-Romania Border.

The fast fashion fallacy: Hidden costs of the clothing industry

by Mira Kadapurath | Apr 13, 2022

The clothing industry has continuously proven to be one of the biggest ethical dilemmas of the 21st century, which poses the question, to what extent is society willing to go for affordable prices?

Ketanji Brown Jackson is the first Black woman appointed to U.S. Supreme Court

by Sophene Avedissian | Apr 11, 2022

The Senate confirmed Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court.

Demystifying individual action: Part hoax, part plan

by Maya Henry | Apr 1, 2022

It’s time to up the fight against climate change.

Review: Queer romance novels: Because everybody deserves a happily-ever-after

by Maya Henry | Feb 3, 2022

February is the month of Cupid and romance novels, two phenomena that all youth deserve the chance to be immersed in. Queer romances exist in ways that rebel against tropes and provide LGBTQ+ youth a safe environment to explore the meaning of relationships, consent and love.