Visitors to one of Asia’s foremost ceramic celebrations are doing much more than admiring gallery displays this autumn — they are sinking their hands into wet clay and embarking on interactive treasur...

For most of the year, Garak Market in southeastern Seoul is a whirlwind of wholesale frenzy, where trucks loaded with fresh produce, seafood and meat rattle past early-morning traders. But come mid-Oc...

When it comes to Hangeul, the Korean alphabet, two figures are often mentioned: King Sejong (1397-1450), who initiated its creation, and linguist Ju Si-gyeong (1876-1914), who helped develop and syste...

As Korea celebrates Hangeul Day's 100th anniversary this month, The Korea Times asked three people learning Korean what drew them to the language, where they struggle now and which study habits have w...

When King Sejong of the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1910) created “Hunminjeongeum,” the Korean alphabet now known as Hangeul, in 1443, it did not immediately replace the Chinese characters which Koreans had ...

The four-year-old P-pop girl group is betting it all on their upcoming first EP...

Psychology is not—and has never been—apolitical. Psychology is part of our everyday lives because all of us have a mind. Society influences how we think, and how we think shapes society...

The bank’s latest sponsorship takes it from sporting arenas into a contemporary art museum...

Another week, another social media drama—and while this isn’t as intense as previous incidents, it’s worth writing about. A woman from my hometown went out and posted about eating at a well-known Ital...

"Crazy Rich Asians" will carry on in a series bearing the same name....