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This hands-on workshop will introduce you to the free, popular citation management tool Zotero (www.zotero.org). No experience is necessary, and it should be of interest those...

Wood Warblers: the Color and Sound of Spring in the Finger Lakes: Our favorite books on this theme from our print collection. Available for viewing daily when the library is...

Cornell University Library’s new exhibition Now Scream! celebrates the Hip Hop culture's 40th birthday and the collection's first major exhibition. The world’s largest...

This display explores the lives and work of some of the brilliant and fascinating women engaged in scientific research at Cornell in the late 19th and early 20th centuries....

Fungi are mysterious things that capture our imaginations with their weird, ephemeral beauty. Cornell's Plant Pathology Herbarium contains the stories of thousands of fungal...

An 8-foot-long papyrus scroll found in an ancient tomb, purchased by Andrew Dickson White, is the focal point of an exhibit in the Carl A. Kroch Library rotunda. The scroll...

In spring 1988, the first shipment of Cornell’s ground-breaking Human Sexuality Collection arrived on campus. With the 25th anniversary upon us, hear curator Brenda Marston...

Join us for a brief tour of one of the most beautiful and distinctive spots on campus: Andrew Dickson White’s library. Learn about the founder, his collections, and his role...

The computer and the Internet are powerful tools for genealogy. During reunion weekend, Cornell reference librarians will introduce you to basic tools and concepts for...

Join marine wildlife videographer David O. Brown for a tour of the Blaschka sea life sculptures—recently featured in a Science News article of the New York Times—which are on...

Throughout the day on Saturday, curators and librarians will show selected materials from Cornell’s extensive rare book and manuscript collections. Examine 4,000-year-old...

Join marine wildlife videographer David O. Brown for a tour of the Blaschka sea life sculptures—recently featured in a Science News article of the New York Times—which are on...

CALS, CHE and other Cornell alumni are cordially invited to explore the fusion of modern and classic that makes Mann Library, in the words of our students, “the best place to...

What is a library? These three buildings—built in three different eras—yield multiple answers to this question. Join us as we walk through the rooms where you once studied...

The computer and the Internet are powerful tools for genealogy. During reunion weekend, Cornell reference librarians will introduce you to basic tools and concepts for...

Join us at the Law Library during Reunion Weekend for a unique opportunity to learn from and interact with representatives from a diverse array of programs, including the Avon...

Writing a business plan? Join the Management Librarians to learn about time-saving research strategies and resources for alumni that will help you identify competitors, find...

Mushrooms are mum and mysterious things, and won't tell their own tales. In this exhibit lecture Dr. Kathie T. Hodge, the director of Cornell's Plant Pathology Herbarium and...

Join us for the Law Library's Reunion Weekend Continuing Legal Education Program, a thorough review of the most reputable and reliable online sources of the law, while...

What do crochet and mathematics have in common? Come find out at the Mathematics Library exhibit in Malott Hall. Visiting Lecturer Daina Taimina uses her creativity in...