Image Databases
We provide the Cornell community with access to a wealth of image databases, including licensed resources, such as Artstor/JSTOR, and other collections of visual resources.
Digitized Images by Our Digital Consulting and Productions Services (DCAPS)
Our DCAPS program also digitizes and showcases materials often drawn from our collections and from archives across Cornell University. You can search, browse, filter results, zoom, geo-locate, read, and download.
Online Exhibits
Our online exhibits showcase materials to spark the imagination and provide vivid resources for scholarship. Curators and archivists across Cornell University Library often draw from their collections, including Mann Library, Olin and Uris Libraries, Kroch Asia Collections, the Kheel Center, and Rare and Manuscript Collections.
Audiovisual Repositories
eCommons
eCommons is Cornell’s general-level institutional repository. It provides long-term access to a broad range of Cornell-related digital content of enduring value.
MediaSpace
Cornell University Library’s MediaSpace is a “YouTube”-like interface that provides short- to medium-term access to a range of audiovisual content related to Cornell University Library. It is an out-of-the-box user interface for Kaltura.
Canvas
Cornell University Library maintains a link within all Canvas courses to deliver course-related content.
Streaming Video
An assortment of licensed and open access video resources.
Additional Image Resources at Cornell
eMuseum
eMuseum is the virtual portal to the Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art’s permanent collection of more than 40,000 works from around the world and across time.
University Photography Image Library
Cornell University Photography holds thousands of images of Cornell’s people, spaces, and buildings.