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Namhi Kim Wagner (1923 - 2023) - Vimarsana News

Namhi Kim Wagner (1923 - 2023)

Namhi Kim Wagner (1923 - 2023) Dear Korea Institute Community,

Korean Folk Painting Workshop - Vimarsana News

Korean Folk Painting Workshop

Hosted by the Korean Language Program, learn the basics of Korean Minhua folk painting from a visiting artist. Open to all students, no Korean language knowledge necessary.

Korean School of Louisville Celebrates 50th Year, Hosts First Fundraiser In Two Years - Vimarsana News

Korean School of Louisville Celebrates 50th Year, Hosts First Fundraiser In Two Years

The Korean School of Louisville is hosting its first fundraiser in two years on Feb. 25 and will be celebrating 50 years of Korean education.

South Korea brought K-pop and K-dramas to the world. The Korean language could be next - Vimarsana News

South Korea brought K-pop and K-dramas to the world. The Korean language could be next

(CNN) — There’s never been a better time to learn Korean. It’s one of the fastest-growing languages in the world, outpacing traditionally popular rivals like Chinese in multiple markets — reflecting the global phenomenon many call the “Korean wave.” In 2022, Korean was the seventh most-studied language on the learning app Duolingo, according to the […]

'Cultural excursions' in South Korea | Penn State student shares experiences studying abroad, regaining his heritage | Penn State, State College News - Vimarsana News

'Cultural excursions' in South Korea | Penn State student shares experiences studying abroad, regaining his heritage | Penn State, State College News

Juntae Rocker went to Busan, South Korea, to study at Pusan National University over summer 2022 through the Critical Language Scholarship Program, a U.S. Department of State program that fully

Source: psu.edu