Past Events

Korean Studies Graduate Students Conference

2nd Korean Studies Young Scholars (KSYS) Graduate Student Conference: Endeavors of Decentralization in Korea

Arch 108 & Houston Hall Golkin Room (223)

Korean Studies Colloquium

The Topography of Crime and the Desire to Tail: Detective Fiction in Colonial Korea

Williams Hall 623

Co-sponsored Event

Screening + Discussion | Miki Dezaki's Shusenjo

 Rainey Auditorium Penn Museum

Korean Studies Colloquium

Liberation Space Literature in Transwar East Asia

Williams Hall 623

Korean Studies Colloquium

The Newest Original for the Farthest Origin: Postcolonial Korea’s Discourse of Loss and Modern Translation

Williams Hall 623

Korean Studies Colloquium

Soju and Korea in Global Cross-cultural Exchanges

Williams Hall 623

Korean Studies Colloquium

Changing Income Inequality in South Korea, 1990 to 2018

Via Zoom

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Korean Studies Colloquium

Should We Take Authoritarian Anti-Corruption Seriously? Evidence from South Korea

Williams Hall 623 

Optional Zoom registration HERE

Korean Studies Colloquium

Embodying the Complexity of Korean Queerness: Affective Counter-profiling, Affective Solidarity, and Reconfigured Citizenship

 Via Zoom

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Korean Studies Colloquium

Heterogeneous Cultural Logics Shared by South Koreans: Using Explicit and Implicit Responses from Surveys

Williams Hall 623 

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