@WeillCornell faculty, staff, and students can now enjoy full subscription access to The New York Times. Our @Cornell_Library license includes news, cooking, games, audio, inEducation, Wirecutter, and The Athletic. Go here for instructions: https://t.co/GfAJnRX2Cm
Calling all archival researchers! The 2027 application cycle is now open for the David J. Wolf, MD Visiting Research Scholar Program, supporting onsite research in the @WeillCornell@nyphospital Medical Center Archives. Visit https://t.co/4FPKo10Vlh to learn more! #histmed
The Library had a wonderful time at Tuesday’s SEIC Inclusion and Belonging Fair! Proud to join colleagues across WCM in advancing inclusion, strengthening belonging, and supporting our community.
Join @WeillCornell Heberden Society on Wed, April 8 at 5pm EST for Ashley Graham-Perel's talk "When the Walls Came Down: The Interrelationships between Nursing, Race, & Medicine at NY’s Lincoln School for Nurses, 1898–1961." More info & registration here: https://t.co/jcVLUPRHGY
Join @WeillCornell Heberden Society on Wed, April 8 at 5pm EST for Ashley Graham-Perel's talk "When the Walls Came Down: The Interrelationships between Nursing, Race, & Medicine at NY’s Lincoln School for Nurses, 1898–1961." More info & registration here: https://t.co/jcVLUPRHGY
Join @WeillCornell Heberden Society on Wed, April 8 at 5pm EST for Ashley Graham-Perel's talk "When the Walls Came Down: The Interrelationships between Nursing, Race, & Medicine at NY’s Lincoln School for Nurses, 1898–1961." More info & registration here: https://t.co/jcVLUPRHGY
Join @WeillCornell Heberden Society on Wednesday, March 4 at 5pm EST for Juliet Larkin-Gilmore's talk "Hygienic Dispossession: Land Theft and Public Health in Cherokee and Choctaw Nations, 1917." Find out more and register for remote attendance here: https://t.co/MgL1gic95X
Join @WeillCornell Heberden Society on Wednesday, March 4 at 5pm EST for Juliet Larkin-Gilmore's talk "Hygienic Dispossession: Land Theft and Public Health in Cherokee and Choctaw Nations, 1917." Find out more and register for remote attendance here: https://t.co/MgL1gic95X
Great news: You can now access library resources on-campus from the Apollo, Guest, Eduroam, SMARTDesk and Print wifi networks! More info: https://t.co/nlmELHpoK2
We are pleased to announce that the Library has resumed Notary Public services. We encourage you to review service details including hours, requirements, and acceptable documents on our website before your visit. https://t.co/86cG3zEQDt
Join @WeillCornell Heberden Society on Wednesday, Nov 12 at 1pm EST for John Gutiérrez's talk "Roaming Around the City: Tuberculosis, Puerto Ricans, and the Politics of Disease in 20th Century New York City." Find out about onsite & remote attendance here: https://t.co/V77tkU3wFV
The Library will be closed on Monday, September 1st, 2025 in observance of Labor Day. Regular hours will resume on Tuesday, September 2nd, 2025. The 24/7 Space will still be accessible to students, residents, and clinical fellows during the holiday.
Calling all archival researchers! The 2026 application cycle is now open for the David J. Wolf, MD Visiting Research Scholar Program, supporting onsite research in the @WeillCornell@nyphospital Medical Center Archives. Visit https://t.co/4FPKo10Vlh to learn more! #histmed
Don't forget! We're accepting applications until Sept 1st for the David J. Wolf, MD Visiting Research Scholar Program. More info can be found at https://t.co/4FPKo10Vlh
Calling all archival researchers! The 2026 application cycle is now open for the David J. Wolf, MD Visiting Research Scholar Program, supporting onsite research in the @WeillCornell@nyphospital Medical Center Archives. Visit https://t.co/4FPKo10Vlh to learn more! #histmed
Calling all archival researchers! The 2026 application cycle is now open for the David J. Wolf, MD Visiting Research Scholar Program, supporting onsite research in the @WeillCornell@nyphospital Medical Center Archives. Visit https://t.co/4FPKo10Vlh to learn more! #histmed
New digital resources available! Visit the Medical Center Archives’ digital collections page to find newly digitized historical documents highlighting women’s medical education & treatment in NYC from the 19th & mid-20th centuries. Find out more here: https://t.co/0w7N0HhA2p.
Join @WeillCornell Heberden Society on Tuesday, 4/8 at 5pm EST for Carolyn Eastman's talk "On the Front Lines of New York City's Yellow Fever Epidemics." Find out about remote and onsite attendance here: https://t.co/9zArMgV9lF
Wood librarians presented a poster on our outreach program involving NYC high school students at the Annual Meeting of the @MedLibAssn in Pittsburgh! Learn more about the project at https://t.co/rSRM9FLNgw #mlanet25