July 2025 issue of the Cheng Yu Tung East Asian Library Newsletter is now released!.In the latest issue, discover recent highlights including Cheng Yu Tung East Asian Library event highlights, and new acquisitions.

🗞️In the pre-digital era, Korean weeklies like The Minjoong Shinmoon & The New Korea Times kept Toronto’s Korean community informed on politics & news in both North and South Korea. 📚 The digitized editions are available through our library website:

🚨#uoft EAL Service Update: Temporary Pause of Access to Rare Book and Archival Collections. Due to limited operational capacity during the month of July 2025, access to the rare book and archival collections at @EastAsianLib will be temporarily unavailable. #UTL #uoftlibary.

🏳️‍🌈Happy Pride Month! We celebrate the diversity of the LGBTQ+ community. Our library boasts a sizable collection of LGBTQ+ books in Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. These can be found in the call number range of HQ74 to HQ77.95. #lgbtpride #PrideMonth2025 #uoftpride #lgbtbooks

🌿June is #NationalIndigenousHistoryMonth — a time to honour the rich cultures of Indigenous Peoples. #uoft. 📚Check out Professor Daya ’s powerful lecture for broadening your perspective on the intersection of Indigenous knowledge, modern science. 🔗

📣 Join us for the Chinese Art Masterpieces in Print: History, Lineage, Legacy Exhibition . ⏲️Thursday, June 26, 1 PM .🫖Light refreshments! . RSVP: ℹ️For more information please visit:

🎥Missed the event? No worries! The recording for the 10th anniversary celebration of the Taiwan Resource Centre for Chinese Studies (TRCCS) at the University of Toronto Libraries is now available on YouTube!.🔗 #chinesestudies #taiwan #uoft #trccs

🌏✨Explore the remarkable life of James G. Endicott, a Canadian missionary, educator, and peace activist who helped shape 20th-century China-Canada relations. Although the physical exhibit has ended, you can still discover his legacy online! #UofT.

🎓Did you know that the Taiwan Resource Centre for Chinese Studies (TRCCS) at the Cheng Yu Tung East Asian Library at #UofTLibraries is the first and only TRCCS in Canada? Located at the back of the library, it offers cozy couches for quiet reading. #trccs #uoft #taiwan #sinology

📚 Take a peek at a rare 1891 edition of Water Margin (水浒传)! This treasured volume is part of our library’s Mu Collection of rare books, over a century old. #uoft #rarebooks #uoftlibrary #chinesestudies #水浒传.🌐 Explore these historic works online:

RT @ThisIsHKim: It was another wonderful year for the continuing partnership with @acww for the Asian Heritage Month!. @EastAsianLib @uoftl….

🎉 Asian Heritage Month Literary Celebration is tomorrow! Don’t miss the chance to hear from award-winning authors and gain insights into their work. 📚 Books by the featured authors will be available for purchase during the event—credit card only. Be sure to check them out!

🌟 Celebrate Asian Heritage Month with Event Part II: the launch of Infusion: A Ricepaper Anthology! 🎉 A powerful collection of voices from Asian Canadian writers, exploring identity and resilience. 🔗RSVP ℹ️For details, visit:

📢Let’s welcome Carrianne Leung as the moderator for the Event Part I: LiterASIAN Toronto 2025. Carrianne will be guiding our panel discussion with her signature insight. Don’t miss this inspiring start to our literary celebration!.🔗RSVP

📢Are you ready for another panelist reveal!? We’re thrilled to welcome Mai Nguyen as one of our panelists for the upcoming discussion. Join us in celebrating her insights and contributions at this special Asian Heritage Month Literary Celebration!.🔗RSVP

📢Panelist Reveal! We’re beyond excited to introduce Wayne Ng as one of our panelists joining us on May 29th at @EastAsianLib for our Asian Heritage Month Literary Celebration!.🔗This event is free and open to all. First come, first served.

RT @literASIAN: Toronto friends! Don't miss @literASIAN Toronto 2025 on May 29 at @EastAsianLib. Events include a panel of authors explor….

📣Asian Heritage Month Literary Celebration is coming up, and we are delighted to welcome Leanne Toshiko Simpson as one of our panelists. Her debut novel, Never Been Better, was named one of CBC's Best Books of 2024. 🔗RSVP:

RT @literASIAN: Join us for @literASIAN 2025: Origins this June!. Check out the event lineup and get tickets here: .

📣 Join us for the 10th anniversary of the Taiwan Resource Centre for Chinese Studies at U of T! .📅May 12, 2025, 2:45–5:15 PM .🗺️@EastAsianLib Robarts 8th floor .🔗RSVP: ℹ️For more information please visit: