Yoo In-sik remembers when other skiers used to shy away from him on the chairlift because of his missing leg. “When I ski now, people cheer me on and clap for me,” he says.
This is how Ju-Hyun Park learned to distance himself from being Korean in America.
In South Korea, people are starting to talk with family members about what would happen if war broke out between the US and North Korea.
In an unusual move, the plan was announced publicly.
Why are South Korea's new graduates having so much trouble finding work? Some say it's because they only want to work for big conglomerates.
Seoul, the capital of South Korea, has more megachurches than any other city in the world. But right now, Protestant evangelical leaders in South Korea don’t have the best reputation.
When young North Korean refugees make their way to South Korea, they're often unprepared for life there. Now there's a high school that helps them deal with their trauma.
Saturday is a big day in North Korea: The 105th anniversary of the birth of the country's founder, Kim Il Sung. It's thought that North Korea will conduct a nuclear or missile test to mark the occasion. But South Koreans aren't that worried.
Three baseball fans in South Korea host a popular sports podcast. But most listeners don't know its three hosts are blind.
The Kang family lived through centuries of Korean unity. Today, they can’t go home.
Despite assurances from the US and South Korean governments, South Koreans living near the site of a new anti-missile shield worry about potential health impacts.