Hamilton Library 20 years after the UH Mānoa flood
Twenty years after the UH Mānoa flood, stories of resilience and recovery endure.
UH faculty present Hawaiian collaboration methods at national conference
Faculty shared UH’s role in fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and advancing archival practices, grounded in Indigenous knowledge.
Leeward CC student earns AA degree online from Saipan
Erlina Cabrera Naputi could balance her personal and professional responsibilities to earn a degree.
New school introduces 5 departments, inducts inaugural alumni class
SCI has 24 faculty members, 305 undergraduate majors and 76 graduate students, with a total of more than 4,000 students taking 220-plus SCI classes over the course of an academic year.
Library and Information Science program earns full accreditation
The American Library Association granted the program accreditation for the maximum seven years.
New funding to focus on future prevention of wildfires, trauma-informed education
Three projects focus on data science and the fourth focuses on the human element.
UH professor earns national library history award
For the past three decades, Wertheimer has advanced research that explores transnational aspects of Asian American library history.
School of Communication and Information launches
SCI graduates will have the tools and perspectives to solve problems by combining multiple approaches within the realm of communication and information.
UH librarian 1st from Hawaiʻi to lead largest national archivist association
Helen Wong Smith has been elected as vice president/president-elect of the Society of American Archivists.
$350K to research redescribing archives for social change, justice
Assistant Professor Tonia Sutherland is the recipient of the Institute of Museum and Library Services’s Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian award.
