In the past it was common for scholars to spend time browsing through libraries for books and journal articles of interest. They would then retire to a comfortable reading room to study their finds. Thanks to the wonders of technology we are able to provide you with a similar experience.
As the Internet evolves the number of books and journals available on-line steadily increases. Below you will find links that allow you to access many of these valuable information sources.
So, pull up a comfortable chair at home, turn on your laptop computer, select some classical music for your MP3 player, and enjoy your time in our Electronic Reading Room. 

HighWire

HighWire Press at Stanford University develops and maintains the Web versions of important journals in biomedicine and other disciplines. This section provides access to over 400,000 full text articles.

Electronic Journal Miner

The Electronic Journal Access Project is part of a development effort by the nonprofit Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries (The Alliance). This site primarily includes ejournal sites as they are offered by the publisher. There has been no attempt in this product to provide any evaluation of the titles in terms of content or quality. However, a unit record for each title must be viewed before launching to a title of interest which will provide some information about scope and content.

U.H. Link to Electronic journals

By searching the Electronic Serials page of Hamilton Library you can access these journals. Begin by selecting a subject of interest. On your Internet browser choose the "Edit" option. Choose "Find" from the list and enter "free". This will show you which of the listed journals you can access without a U.H. Manoa ID.