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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.

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.

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Congratulations EAS Class of 2023!

June 08, 2023

The Department of East Asian studies would like to send congratulations to our graduating EAS Class of 2023!

Michelle Lai holding her certificate next to Professor Ikuko Komuro-Lee with a backdrop of Canadian and Japanese flags

EAS Undergraduate Student Shines at the Canadian National Japanese Speech Contest

April 14, 2023

The Department is celebrating EAS undergraduate student Michelle Lai’s success at the 34th Canadian National Japanese Speech Contest.

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Announcing the Winners of our Department Graduate Excellence Awards

March 31, 2023

The Department of East Asian Studies is pleased to announce the inaugural Department Graduate Excellence Awards.

EAS Students Celebrate Success at the Regional Ontario Japanese Speech Contest

March 16, 2023

Students from the Department of East Asian Studies are celebrating success after winning a number of prizes at the Regional Ontario Japanese Speech Contest.

Read 'Swimming Back to Trout River' in the Alumni Virtual Book Club

January 04, 2023

The Department of East Asian Studies is pleased to share that Swimming Back to Trout River, the debut novel by EAS Professor Linda Rui Feng, is feautured in the current installment of the University of Toronto's Alumni Book Club.

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