In memoriam: UH librarian Bronwen Solyom’s life of scholarship, cultural preservation
Bronwen Solyom’s legacy lives on through the collections she preserved, librarians she mentored, and scholars she inspired.
From Vietnam War to peaceful Pālamanui, 麻豆传媒 CC professor’s journey in Storyland
Richard Stevens moved beyond wartime trauma to create a legacy of harmony and healing.
Century-old Hindu collection now online through student-librarian collaboration
Hamilton Library digitized rare Hindu lithographs and manuscripts, expanding access to South Asian visual culture research.
Graduate scholars uncover global histories at Hamilton Library
Four UH graduate students earned Hamilton Library summer scholarships supporting research in language, history and culture.
UH Hilo: Jaydee Ah Sing’s path to teaching, historical preservation
From uncovering hidden moʻolelo in Kalaupapa to pursuing a career in education, history major Jaydee Ah Sing is graduating as a Chancellor Scholar.
UH 惭ā苍辞补 hosts Vietnam War survivor story
CSEAS hosted a special event featuring Vietnam War adoptee Devaki Murch who was part of Operation Babylift.
Filipino WWII veterans’ fight for benefits spotlighted at UH talk
Colin Moore's UH talk highlighted Filipino WWII veterans’ decades-long struggle for benefits and justice.
UH 惭ā苍辞补 historian earns top honor in Asian studies
Barbara Watson Andaya received the Distinguished Contributions to Asian Studies award from the Association for Asian Studies.
Pacific ties spotlighted during French Polynesia president’s library visit
French Polynesia President Moetai Brotherson explored rare books and historic Pacific artifacts during his visit to Hamilton Library.
‘Ball Method’ declared national historic landmark at Alice Ball celebration
The American Chemical Society honored Ball’s groundbreaking treatment for Hansen’s disease at the annual Alice Augusta Ball recognition ceremony.