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Creativity and Confidence Shine at the 2025 EAS Chinese Skit & Speech Contest

November 17, 2025

The EAS Lounge came alive on Saturday, November 8, 2025, as students from our Chinese Language Program transformed their learning into laughter, storytelling, and heartfelt expression at the annual EAS Chinese Skit and Speech Contest.

Professor Michelle Cho Discusses Potential End to China’s Ban on South Korean Cultural Products on CBC Arts' Commotion

March 07, 2025

In a recent interview on CBC Arts' Commotion, University of Toronto professor Michelle Cho delved into the potential lifting of China's de facto ban on South Korean cultural products.

Chinese Language Learners Welcome the Year of the Snake with Beautiful Flower Arrangements

February 12, 2025

As the Chinese zodiac transitions from the mighty Dragon to its little "dragon" counterpart, the Snake, our Chinese language learners and friends gathered to celebrate the Spring Festival in a vibrant and meaningful way—by crafting beautiful flower arrangements.

University of Toronto Students Shine at the 18th Annual Toronto Korean Speech Contest

April 11, 2024

University of Toronto students showcased their dedication and skill at the 18th Annual Toronto Korean Speech Contest, held on Saturday, March 23.

Welcome Professor Erin Huang!

September 06, 2023

The Department of East Asian Studies extends a warm welcome to our newest faculty member, Assistant Professor Erin Huang.

Nathan Vedal wins the Morris D. Forkosch Prize

September 07, 2023

The department is delighted to announce that EAS Assistant Professor Nathan Vedal is the recipient of the 2023 Morris D.

Ken Kawashima Translates Uno Kozo's Theory of Crisis

August 30, 2022

Professor Ken Kawashima, of the East Asian Studies Department at the University of Toronto, recently published a

50 Years of Teaching: Professor Falkenheim celebrated

June 28, 2022

A group of former graduate students of Dr Victor Falkenheim, Professor emeritus of Political Science and East Asian Studies, organized a celebration at the Faculty Club of the University of Toronto, to commemorate his fiftieth year teaching and serving the university community.

Welcome Professor Chris Fraser

April 21, 2022

The Department of East Asian Studies is delighted to introduce our newly arrived faculty member, Chris Fraser. He joined us from the University of Hong Kong in 2021, as Richard Charles and Esther Yewpick Lee Chair in Chinese Thought and Culture.

Welcoming Professor Nathan Vedal to EAS

September 14, 2021

Nathan Vedal joined the EAS Department this past July as our newest faculty member. He recently taught at Washington University in St. Louis.

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