Weill Cornell Medicine Samuel J. Wood Library

Where can I get posters, reports, and other items printed?

With the closure of Weill Cornell’s Duplicating and Printing Services, we have partnered with an outstanding printer to continue to offer Weill Cornell customers the same high-quality printing services you've come to expect from us.

Please allow us to introduce you to R&J Graphics, Inc.  They're not just any vendor – R&J Graphics is known for their expertise, attention to detail, and outstanding commitment to customer satisfaction. 

Their range of services remains comprehensive, including:

  • Full-service digital copying
  • Color and black & white copies
  • Mailing services
  • Brochures and booklets
  • Business cards and appointment cards
  • Letterheads and envelopes
  • Digital scanning
  • Binding and reports
  • Posters
  • Laminating
  • Carbonless forms
  • Labels and pads
  • Invitations

To submit your work requests, please contact Donald LaSorsa:

Email: don@rjgraphicsinc.com

Phone: 631-293-6611

R&J Graphics goes above and beyond. They're ISO 9001 certified for high-quality standards and FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) certified, which means they're committed to sustainable forestry practices.

Temporary Change to Reference Services in 2027

Submitted by amg4018 on August 6, 2026 - 8:30am

The Medical Center Archives will be limiting reference services starting in early 2027 due to a campus-wide facilities project that will affect our physical space. There will be no onsite research appointments and remote reference services will be extremely limited for the duration of the project. All reference inquiries received during this time will be answered in the order in which they were received after we reopen. More details will be shared when available.

My Accounts

Different library transactions can be seen in different places. Use these links to check your various accounts held with the library:

Changes to OneSearch

To streamline workflows, reduce costs, and better support education, research, and clinical care, the Samuel J. Wood Library is migrating to the same systems — EBSCO Discovery and FOLIO — used and managed by Cornell University Library. This alignment will help reduce the cost of maintaining separate systems and provide additional efficiencies across campuses.

These updates will impact our search system, OneSearch. These changes are designed to improve how you find and access library resources.

Starting June 25 when using the library’s search boxes, you will notice: