News and information

The "Taiwan-France Cultural Award," jointly established by the Ministry of Culture and the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences under the Institut de France, hosted its 25th awards ceremony at the institute in Paris on March 1.

We are cordially inviting you to the online guest lecture by Prof. Sung-sheng Yvonne Chang (University of Texas at Austin): »The Modernist Literary Movement in Taiwan (1950s to 1970s)«, on Thursday, March 25, 16: 30-17:30 (CET).

Project MUSE Premium is a collection of high quality, peer reviewed, interdisciplinary journals and is designed for institutions acquiring comprehensively in the humanities and social sciences. Until 5 may 2021, all members of the UL, CTL, and NUL libraries have remote access to Project MUSE Premium.

Central & Eastern European Academic Source (CEEAS) is a research database of full-text scholarly journals published in central and eastern European countries. Until 30 April 2021, all members of the UL, CTL, and NUL libraries have remote access to Central & Eastern European Academic Source (CEEAS).

We are cordially inviting you to the online guest lecture of dr. Isabelle Cheng: “We asked for workers but human beings came: Labour migration in East Asia” on Thursday, March 18, between 16: 30-17:30.

Through the Emerald Insight portal, two new collections in economics are available to you (HRM, marketing and PR etc.).

You are kindly invited to attend the digital event Society 5.0 on March 18 at 9.00 CET, focusing on cyber security and urban air mobility.

We are cordially inviting you to the online guest lecture of prof. Ming-sho Ho: “Nuclear energy and same-sex marriage: the recent politics of social movement in Taiwan” on Monday, March 8 at 9: 30-10: 30 PM.

In order to ensure the safe use of library materials for our users, we decided to purchase a UV-C light sterilizer at the library. Also, re-borrowing will be faster, as quarantine for the material will no longer be required.

Artstor is the most extensive image resource for educational and scholarly use. Until 30 June 2021, UL students and staff have remote access to Artstor.