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Two people in a forest looking at a statue.

EAS alumna premieres award-winning film at Inside Out Film Festival

June 17, 2021

Most people snap a picture or take in the panoramic views when in the mountains. Cailleah Scott-Grimes, however, decided to shoot a short film.

Looking to learn Korean in 2021? New engaging textbook for students and independent learners

January 29, 2021

Korean is one of the hardest languages to learn for those whose first language is English, yet its explosion in North America continues to blaze.

Peng Yu accepting his award

Students shine in Canada National Japanese Speech Contest — online for the first time

May 14, 2020

While in-person events have been shut down due to COVID-19, the pandemic didn’t put a stop to the Canada National Japanese Speech Contest — it was livestreamed on YouTube with 200 live viewers and

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