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Mālama i ka ʻike ~ Caring for knowledge Please contact [email protected] if you have questions.

University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Library Social Media Policy
As the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa Library works to meet our users’ information needs, we strive to improve your library experience. Social media lets us share these efforts with you, whether an exciting event, a thought-provoking display, new services, or the latest library news. Social media also gives us an opportunity to hear from you, the people we serve. We will share information with you in a respectful manner and ask that you do the same. To create a safe environment that is conducive to the exchange of ideas, we will delete comments if they contain, in the judgment of library staff:
● Profanity, obscenity, or vulgarity
● Private, personal information published without permission
● Comments that infringe on copyrights
● Political campaigning
● Spam or posts intended to sell items or services
● Hate speech
● Defamation to a person or group of people
● Name-calling, personal attacks, or threats
● Other content prohibited by the UH Systemwide Workplace Non-Violence Policy (http://www.hawaii.edu/policy/?action=viewPolicy&&policySection=ep&policyChapter=9&policyNumber=210)
Repeated violations of these guidelines may result in the commenter being blocked from commenting on our social media pages. The comments posted to our social media pages by subscribers do not reflect the views of the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa Library, the University of Hawai‘i (UH) system, or the State of Hawai‘i. Non-UH links posted by us do not constitute an official endorsement of that site on our behalf. The Library does not collect, maintain, or otherwise use personal information stored on any social media site other than to communicate with users on that site. Approved on 01/05/2015,
Irene Herold, University Librarian

Library Treasures Scholarship 2027 call for proposals now open! Hamilton Library is offering Summer 2027 Library Treasur...
10/06/2026

Library Treasures Scholarship 2027 call for proposals now open!

Hamilton Library is offering Summer 2027 Library Treasures Scholarships— your chance to dive into our unique collections, work with expert librarians, and bring your research or creative idea to life.

All UH Mānoa students—any major, any level—are invited to propose projects that use Hamilton Libraryʼs materials and lead to an original research or creative work. Course-related projects are welcome, from seminar papers to lab projects
to creative media. Selected students will receive $1,500 summer scholarships
(May–August 2027) and will showcase their work at a public event in Fall 2027.

DEADLINE | March 26, 2027
go.hawaii.edu/dHP

Git and Github Workshop Series: Building Digital Exhibits with GithubLearn how to build and deploy digital exhibits and ...
10/06/2026

Git and Github Workshop Series: Building Digital Exhibits with Github

Learn how to build and deploy digital exhibits and websites, including basic map and timeline features. Join us for an interactive session where you can create multimedia exhibits!

📍 Hamilton Library Room 306
🗓 Wednesday, October 14, 2026
⏰ 1:00pm - 2:30pm
👉 Register here: go.hawaii.edu/JSR or screenshot the QR code

🌱 Absolute beginners welcome! Whether you’re curious about tech, working on a class project, or just want to add a new skill to your toolkit, there’s a place for you.

📩 Questions? [email protected] or [email protected]

10/02/2026

How to get to Hamilton Library from Campus Center (Detour Edition)

See you at the library📖

Restored Korean Rare Books Return to Hamilton LibraryIn 2025, the Korean Collection received a grant from the Overseas K...
10/02/2026

Restored Korean Rare Books Return to Hamilton Library

In 2025, the Korean Collection received a grant from the Overseas Korean Cultural Heritage Foundation (OKCHF) to restore rare Korean books in its collection.

Korean Studies Librarian Ellie Kim transferred ten severely damaged volumes to Jungjae Cultural Heritage Conservation Institute to carry out the restoration. The books were also appraised the contents and editions of the texts by invited bibliographer, Yongyun Oh, a retired Incheon University professor, Kim, and representatives from Jungjae.

Moving forward, these newly restored books will be digitized and utilized for various educational, research, and exhibition initiatives. Special thanks are extended to former Korea Foundation Intern Minjae Kim, the Jungjae Cultural Heritage Conservation Institute, and the OKCHF for making this project possible.

Learn more at https://go.hawaii.edu/2pR

Git and Github Workshop Series: Git and Version Control Learn how to track project history locally using Git, share code...
09/28/2026

Git and Github Workshop Series: Git and Version Control

Learn how to track project history locally using Git, share code and documentation remotely on GitHub, collaborate using branching and merging workflows, and publish a project website using GitHub Pages.

📍 Hamilton Library Room 306
🗓 Wednesday, October 7, 2026
⏰ 1:00pm - 2:30pm
👉 Register here: go.hawaii.edu/JSR or screenshot the QR code

🌱 Absolute beginners welcome! Whether you’re curious about tech, working on a class project, or just want to add a new skill to your toolkit, there’s a place for you.

📩 Questions? [email protected] or [email protected]

09/25/2026

On September 17, 2026, Dr. Aurelio Agcaoili, Department Chair and Associate Professor of Indo-Pacific Languages and Literatures, launched two powerful poetry collections, Arsenal of Words and We Left and They Kept Dying at Hamilton Library.

The launch featured moving poetry readings and speeches highlighting the crucial role of language and words in resistance, particularly in light of the recent atrocities in the Philippines, Toboso 19. Together, these collections offer a profound exploration of language, migration, memory, and resilience.

09/17/2026

Visit the new Deaf History Museum at Hamilton Library, bringing a century of Hawaiʻi’s Deaf history, culture and community.

Git and Github Workshop Series: Intro to Git & GitHub💻Start from the beginning! Learn what Git and GitHub are, how they’...
09/16/2026

Git and Github Workshop Series: Intro to Git & GitHub💻

Start from the beginning! Learn what Git and GitHub are, how they’re different, and how to install and set them up.

📍 Hamilton Library Room 306
🗓 September 30
⏰ 1:00pm - 2:30pm
👉 Register here: go.hawaii.edu/JSR or screenshot the QR code

🌱 Absolute beginners welcome! Whether you’re curious about tech, working on a class project, or just want to add a new skill to your toolkit, there’s a place for you.

📩 Questions? [email protected] or [email protected]

🚀 GitHub is the tech skill everyone’s talking about. Get on it!But what is GitHub? and what can you actually do with it?...
09/15/2026

🚀 GitHub is the tech skill everyone’s talking about. Get on it!

But what is GitHub? and what can you actually do with it? 👀

Join us for our Git & GitHub Workshop Series, a hands-on series designed to take you from “What is GitHub?” to building your own projects with it. No prior experience required!

💻 Workshop 1: Intro to Git & GitHub
Start from the beginning! Learn what Git and GitHub are, how they’re different, and how to install and set them up.

🔄 Workshop 2: Git & Version Control
Learn how Git helps you track changes, manage your work, and collaborate on projects.

🌐 Workshop 3: Building Digital Exhibits with GitHub
Put your skills into practice and learn how GitHub can be used to create and share digital exhibits.

🌱 Absolute beginners welcome! Whether you’re curious about tech, working on a class project, or just want to add a new skill to your toolkit, there’s a place for you.

📍 Hamilton Library Room 306
🗓 September 30, October 7, & October 14
⏰ 1:00pm - 2:30pm
📩 Questions? [email protected] or [email protected]

👉 Register here: go.hawaii.edu/JSR or screenshot the QR code

Honoring those who paved the way and continuing to stand with working people everywhere. Happy Labor Day! 🛠️🌺Labor Day i...
09/07/2026

Honoring those who paved the way and continuing to stand with working people everywhere. Happy Labor Day! 🛠️🌺

Labor Day is more than just a long weekend, it’s a dedicated time to honor the strength, dignity, and contributions of the workforce. This Labor Day, we reflect on that legacy of solidarity, resilience, and collective action that shaped our community.

Archive photos are from the UHM Library Digital Image Collections. Learn more at https://digital.library.manoa.hawaii.edu/

Hamilton Library is closed today in observance of Labor Day.

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