Meet the Team

Based in Seoul, Minwoo is a keen analyst of international relations and geopolitical strategy. His work is grounded in a realist’s perspective, focusing on the dynamics of state power and the strategic imperatives that drive global decision-making. He provides sharp, incisive commentary on major elections and diplomatic flashpoints. He is the author of several books available on Amazon: “Through the Canvas,” “Civics for Cynics,” and “Lions Don’t Roar in Parliament.”

A student at NLCS Jeju, Yehee deconstructs complex topics in public health, biology, and environmental science. Her writing is driven by a passion for systemic analysis, exploring not only the science itself but also the ethical and societal frameworks that surround it. She is committed to making critical scientific issues accessible and understandable.

Currently a student at Bulloch Academy in Statesboro, Georgia, Saerom offers a unique lens on Southern American culture. Through a blend of personal narrative and deep, evidence-based observation, her “Koreans in Georgia” series and other ethnographic work explore the rich tapestry of foodways, traditions, and social dynamics of her adopted home.

Yonghyuk offers a view of the sports world that goes beyond the box score. With a sharp focus on golf, tennis, and baseball, he analyzes the business, financial, and strategic forces that shape the games we love. His writing balances a warm appreciation for the human stories of athletes with a clear-eyed view of the industry behind them.

Anthony, a home-schooled student in Korea and the US, delivers direct, unsentimental analysis of the economic world. His work cuts straight to the core of an issue, focusing on financial mechanics, corporate strategy, and the flow of capital. He believes in explaining the “how” and “why” behind the numbers that drive our economies.

Attending Pomfret School, Hannah explores the intersection of psychology, media, and society. Her writing deconstructs complex social phenomena, from consumer behavior to criminology, into their core psychological components. She is particularly interested in how media narratives shape our understanding of the world and ourselves.

Ethan, a student at Fayston Prep, is focused on the critical challenges of environmental engineering and sustainability. His work bridges the gap between environmentalism as a philosophy and the practical, engineering-based solutions required to address climate change. He analyzes emerging technologies and policies with a pragmatic, solutions-oriented approach.