We’re excited to welcome Trojans back safely to USC's campus libraries. Reservations are now available for limited-capacity study sessions in Leavey Library, the Science and Engineering Library and Norris Medical Library and for research using USC's archival and other special collections in Doheny Memorial Library. The East Asian Library is currently closed, however, Doheny Memorial Library is scheduled to reopen for study only on Monday, April 19, 2021. Reservations for study space in Doheny Library can be made here. Visit the library's Spring 2021 at the USC Libraries page for the most current information. Like all Trojans, the USC Libraries share a responsibility to help keep our community healthy. Face coverings, physical distancing, and adherence to university protective guidelines are required in library spaces. USC library account holders can request physical items from our circulating collections via Interlibrary Loan. For information about accessing East Asian electronic resources, see our Chinese, Japanese, and Korean Studies webpages. Location East Asian Library Doheny Memorial Library, Rooms 108-110 3550 Trousdale Parkway University Park Campus Los Angeles, CA 90089-1825 Email: eal@usc.edu Directions The East Asian Library is located on the first floor of Doheny Memorial Library on the University Park Campus. The closest campus entrance is the McCarthy Way Entrance, located at the intersection of Figueroa Street and USC McCarthy Way. See the University map and the USC parking reservations sites for more information. About The East Asian Library The East Asian Library directly supports the research and teaching needs of the East Asian faculty and students at USC and includes in its collections Chinese, Japanese, and Korean-language materials in all fields, but with an emphasis on social sciences and humanities. The Library's location on the first floor of Doheny Main Library supports a broader mission of promoting the integration of East Asian perspectives into the learning and experience of the University community as a whole. Chinese Collection Japanese Collection Korean Heritage Library