East Asian Library news
Find postings for the series on the Cheng Yu Tung East Asian Library Twitter and Facebook
The University of Toronto community can now access this resource via the University of Toronto Libraries
The U of T community now has access to the Japan Times Digital Archive
The grant program assists scholars at institutions within Canada to access the East Asian Library’s electronic resources for research
The U of T community can now access the Grand Secretariat Archives database
The Cheng Yu Tung East Asian Library will be closing at 4:30 p.m. today
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Professor Tai will speak on "Racial Capitalism and the National Question in the Early People's Republic of China"
Services will be available online
The Cheng Yu Tung East Asian Library will remain closed for the week of January 3
The Cheng Yu Tung East Asian Library will be closing at 4 p.m. on Tuesday, December 21, 2021
The Encyclopedia of Canada's Peoples is now accessible to the U of T community
Find and access the library's collections of digital resources through the Digital Collections page on our website![Promotional poster (square) for the East Asian Library's Guide on Anti-Asian Racism: Asian Canadian History. Dark blue text against light pink background. [Header] Introducing / The Cheng Yu Tung East Asian Library's / Guide on Anti-Asian Racism: / Asian Canadian History [body text] - Establishing a hub for University of Toronto Libraries / resources on the history of anti-Asian racism in Canada / - Focusing on Context, Resources, and Community / with a main Guide and Further Information page](/sites/default/public/styles/medium/public/guide_promo_short.jpg?itok=tnvH5lrf)
Establishing a hub for University of Toronto Libraries resources on the history of anti-Asian racism in Canada
Dr. Raymond Wei-Hsing Chu (朱维信) was the first Head of the East Asian Library, and was later a Professor of Chinese in the Department of East Asian Studies
Providing equity and access to East Asian Studies e-resources during the COVID-19 pandemic
The U of T community can now access the Revolution and Protest Online Collection
The Chinese Maritime Customs Service Publications Archive is now available to the U of T community
Our hours will be changing from October 4 onward, read on to find out more
The University of Toronto Libraries' Curbside Pickup Service will be ending soon
The July issue of our newsletter is now available online!
The funds will go toward expanding and improving access to our Japanese Canadian materials
This event marked the 2021 Asian Heritage Month and celebrated two new books by Terry Watada![Portrait image in the style of a polaroid photo. Off white background with a navy blue square in the top half. [Body: off white text against dark blue square] New series: #FromOurCollections https://archive.org/details/chengyutung [Footer: dark blue against off white background] Cheng Yu Tung East Asian Library logo](/sites/default/public/styles/medium/public/00%20Intro.png?itok=eUBa_Utz)
The series features illustrations and digitized books from the library's collections on the Internet Archive
This March, our scholars were granted access to the East Asian Library collections to support their current research