S. Korea vows stepped-up response to contain Wuhan coronavirus
SEOUL-- South Korea said Friday it will put utmost efforts to contain the Wuhan coronavirus by enhancing preventive quarantine and …
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S. Koreans begin to head home for Lunar New Year’s Day
SEOUL-- An annual mass migration started in South Korea on Friday as people headed to their hometowns for one of …
University entrance quota to outnumber applicants from next year
SEOUL-- The nation's falling birth rate is expected to begin to take a toll on domestic universities and colleges from …
Students from Wuhan Traveling Globally for Holidays
International students remaining in Wuhan, China � where the government has issued a lockdown to avoid the spread of the …
Iranian Student Denied Re-Entry to US
An Iranian student returning to university in Boston was denied entry to the United States and sent out of the …
Poll shows 1.2 pct of young students suffering abuse at school
SEOUL-- More than one out of every 100 elementary and secondary students in South Korea suffered some form of abuse …
3,500 Chinese students to visit Korea for winter field trips
SEOUL-- About 3,500 young Chinese students will visit South Korea until early next month to enjoy winter field trips, the …
S. Korea set to unveil new history textbooks following yearslong controversy
SEOUL-- South Korea's education ministry is expected to introduce new history textbooks in March, sources said Sunday, following a yearslong …
New year ushers in many changes in immigrant, labor, welfare, education sectors
SEOUL-- With the dawn of the new year, South Koreans and foreigners living here are bracing for many changes in …
No. of students learning Korean on sharp increase in Vietnam
HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam-- A craze to learn the Korean language is rapidly spreading in Vietnam owing to the …
Laos, Myanmar, Cambodia to adopt Korean for regular school curriculum
BUSAN-- Three more member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) -- Laos, Myanmar and Cambodia -- plan …
Native-language classes connect multicultural students to their heritage
SEOUL-- Whenever she visits her hometown of Ulaanbaatar on the vast Mongolian steppe, Seoul-resident Jadambaa Nasanjargal makes a point of …