The Library will be closed on Friday, July 3rd, 2026 in observance of Independence Day. Regular hours will resume on Monday, July 6th. The 24/7 Space will still be accessible to students, residents, and clinical fellows during the holiday.
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:
The Library will be closed on Friday, June 19th, 2026 in observance of Juneteenth. Regular hours will resume on Monday, June 22nd. The 24/7 Space will still be accessible to students, residents, and clinical fellows during the holiday.
Please join us for an engaging group conversation on How Do You Feel? One Doctor’s Search for Humanity in Medicine by Jessi Gold, MD, MS. Reading all or most of the book is encouraged. Those unfamiliar with the book, but interested in the book's topic, are also welcome to attend. The author of the book will not be present.
UPDATE as of 6/3/2026 11:50AM: The issue has been resolved. Please retry your registration using the instructions at this link.
The Library is aware of ongoing issues with The New York Times account registration. Please standby as we work to find a solution. A notification will be issued as soon as the problem is fixed.
WCM faculty, staff, and students can now enjoy full subscription access to The New York Times. Our Cornell University Library license includes news, cooking, games, audio, inEducation, Wirecutter, and The Athletic.
This is an archived page with information pertaining to the 2023 implementation of the NIH's Data Management and Sharing Plan. This preferred DMSP format has since been replaced by a new version in 2026. You can find more information on that current policy here.
Most of the information contained in this guide can still serve as a general outline for a generic DMSP.
