The Korean Cultural Service

Inaugurated in 1979 under the authority of the Korean Consulate General in New York, the Korean Cultural Service works to broaden understanding of Korea and Korea-U.S. relations through cultural and academic activities. The Cultural Service sponsors and hosts many different types of activities, including art exhibits, film screenings, traditional Korean music and dance events, Korean food festivals, lectures, youth activities, and sporting events. The Cultural Service also provides information on Korea - U.S. relations and assists exchange programs between the two countries.

THE KOREA TIMES

Published by one of the largest-circulation newspaper companies in Korea, the Hankook Ilbo (The Korea Daily), The Korea Times is a must for those wanting in-depth stories about past and present events in Korea, as well as a look into the country's future.
The Korea Times is famous for its prompt news flash services of foreign and business news in which those of economy and finance are included. The Korea Times, the oldest independent and most influential English-language daily in Korea, has served as Korea's bridge to the world since November 1, 1950.

Now circulated in more than 160 countries, The Korea Times has become the strong thread of continuity for Korea's economic development and keeps the foreign community involved in and informed about the rapid changes occurring in the country.

The Korea Times has something for everyone, be the Korean, foreign businessmen, diplomats, or tourists with its constructive, well-balanced coverage ranging from socio-politics, economics, culture to sports. The "Thoughts of The Times," an opinion section, and "Readers Forum" offer readers a chance to share their views on important issues of the day.