The Hawaiian Language Collection is located at the Library at Waterfront (Downtown Campus) in the Hawaiian and Modern Languages Collection, which is organized in alphabetical order by language. These books have a “Hawaiian” label at the top edge of their spine.
Browsing the Libraries' shelves: You may wish to simply look at the books on the shelves.
The books listed below are either in the Hawaii Pacific Collection or in the Hawaiian and Modern Languages Collection. Click on the title or image for a link to its entry in the HPU Discovery. Use the call number to find the book in the stacks. You can search for more books in our library using the HPU Discovery. To access the Libraries' electronic resources off-campus, please logon to my.hpu.edu.
Hawaiian Language : Past, present, and future by 
Ka Moolelo Hiwahiwa o Kawelo by 
Na Mele Hula by 
Naupaka by 
O Lauka'ie'ie by The purpose of Ulukau, the Hawaiian Electronic Library, is to make these resources available for the use, teaching, and revitalization of the Hawaiian language and for a broader and deeper understanding of Hawaiʻi.
Hawaiian Language : Past, Present, Future by 
Lady Friends : Hawaiian Ways and the Ties that Define by 
Living Teacher Education in Hawai'i : Critical Perspectives by 
No Na Mamo : Traditional and Contemporary Hawaiian Beliefs and Practices by 
The Power of the Steel-Tipped Pen : Reconstructing Native Hawaiian Intellectual History by 
Shaping History : The Role of Newspapers in Hawaii by 
The Voices of Eden : A History of Hawaiian Language Studies by 
The World and All the Things upon It : Native Hawaiian Geographies of Exploration by 
