Human rights activist Sinmin Pak featured in Dallas Morning News article
For Sinmin Pak, the death of her parents — her father in 2011 and her mother in 2014 — left a hole in her life.
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Korean American Dr. Jung-Mo Ahn part of Dallas research team that created molecule that kills hard-to-treat cancers
Researchers from two North Texas universities have created a molecule that kills a spectrum of hard-to-treat cancers, including an aggressive form of breast cancer. Their
Ji Kang dishes on Dallas food scene
Weather extremes, an industry-crushing pandemic and political hullabaloo may have obscured the return of a top-notch chef to Dallas. As the recently named corporate chef
Sung Sin Park, the top expert in Korean traditional dance and music
Sung Sin Park is considered by many as the best Korean traditional dance artist in Dallas. Park’s educational background includes membership at the Little Angles
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H.K. Kim, president of Greater Dallas Korean American Chamber of Commerce
H.K. Kim is the current (31st) president of the Greater Dallas Korean American Chamber of Commerce. Besides serving as the president of GDKACC, he owns
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Korean American activist Dr. Suzanne Insook Ahn inspires Dallas Asian American Historical Society
Suzanne Insook Ahn was a Korean American activist in Dallas who fought for rights of Asian Americans and women, and someone most Dallas residents have
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Jinny Cho, well-known local Korean American ‘donut entrepreneur’, featured in Dallas Morning News article
Jinny Cho is a young Korean-American entrepreneur who owns Detour Doughnuts in Frisco. Her store is famous for the art-like donuts that, not only taste
