Spring Break hours

The UHMC Library will be closed during the week of spring break, March 21 - 25. We will resume our normal spring hours on March 28.

Maui Friends of the Library gift to UHMC Library

Maui Friends of the Library, as part of a grant from the estate of C. Bruce Staiger, has donated $36,000 to the University of Hawaii Maui College to purchase 12 years of missing microfilm editions of The Honolulu Advertiser. The purchase involved 353 microfilm reels from 1961 to 1973.

Pages from the last edition of The Honolulu Advertiser, among those now available on microfilm at the University of Hawaii Maui College Library, are displayed by (clockwise from left) Lisa Sepa, UHMC Library department chair; Dorothy Tolliver, Maui Friends of the Library president; and students Heather Wilkerson and Julius Agdeppa.

We have lots of magazines....

Did you know you can access over 27,000 magazines, periodicals, and newspapers at the UHMC Library? That's a big pile of magazines! You can access our periodical databases from our "Search Us" page.

To make your search a little easier and much faster, try the "All-in-One" search. You can search all our databases at once, or just select as many as you want. And to make it even better, you can also search for books at the same time.

Introducing Voyager mobile

Use your smart phone or other QR scanner enabled device to quickly search the UHMC Library's book catalog.

Search Stories

Google released this cool online app that makes "Search Stories." These would be a nice way to spice up a presentation or online course. It is easy and fun.

You can make one too.

Small kid time

The library's latest display is on the many aspects Childhood.

Highlighted are items from the UHMC Library collection on child development and education, psychology, and cultural aspects.

Also on display are some favorite children's books from the library's Early Childhood Education Reserve collection. This is a collection of books that supports the college's preschool teacher program.

Come over and take a look. Let us know what your favorite children's book is.

Embed Films on Demand videos

This is great news. You can now embed a Films on Demand player in your webpages. This means your online course content can have the film embedded, just like YouTube and other online video services.

This will work seamlessly on campus and the video will be immediately available to view. Off campus students will need to login to Films on Demand first, from the library home page.

To embed these films in Laulima pages, please refer to the library's visual tutorial.

Films on Demand is the UHMC Library's online streaming video service. If you haven't looked at Films on Demand lately, please do. It is updated each month with new films. The service hosts almost 10,000 videos.