UH conservation heroes honored for wildfire response
Liane Naʻauao and Malia Van Heukelem will receive the President's Award by the American Institute for Conservation.
Sen. Spark Matsunaga’s political legacy unveiled in digital collection
The footage is the inaugural release by the Hawaiʻi Congressional Media collection.
Students fill popular study pods at Hamilton Library
Pillar Booths are modern study pods that have become a popular choice for students.
Pioneering legacy in gerontology, social justice preserved
Professor Emerita Colette Browne’s collection in the University Archives captured her contributions from 1980 to 2020.
Rare maps showcase rich history of Asia at Mānoa library
The maps serve as a valuable resource for students, faculty and researchers interested in Asia.
UH librarians help bring Indigenous forum to Hawaiʻi
The International Indigenous Librarians’ Forum brings together Indigenous information practitioners and knowledge keepers.
UH experts provide advice on how to salvage fire damaged items
UH Mānoa library experts contributed their knowledge in a series of webinar presentations presented by the American Institute for Conservation.
Nuclear testing, Marshall Islands’ devastation focus of new art exhibit
“ʻŌnaehana Malu–Peace Systems” by Native Hawaiian artist Solomon Enos will be on display at Hamilton Library through December.
Tongan princess seeks resources from Hamilton Library, receives royal welcome
UH Mānoa students presented traditional protocol to honor Princess Lātūfuipeka Tukuʻaho.
Hamilton Library houses rare poetry scroll from medieval Japan
The 16th century handwritten kansubon (scroll) is a 30-poem sequence authored by Japanese poet Asukai Yoritaka
