The Library will be closed on Monday, September 7, 2026 in observance of Labor Day. Regular hours will resume on Tuesday, September 8th. The 24/7 Space will still be accessible to students, residents, and clinical fellows.
Stack 1 and Stack 2 will be closed for emergency repairs until further notice. For safety, please use the stairs near the Sunken Reading Room to access the library restrooms. If you are in need of materials from the stacks, please ask a library staff member.
Ahoy, Library users! On Friday, August 21, from 2-3pm, the Library will be filled with excitement and its accompanying noise. New medical students will be wandering throughout the Library following treasure maps to the riches of information and knowledge. The PC lab on the lower level will be closed to regular users during this time and other services may be temporarily unavailable. Thank you for your flexibility.
The 24/7 Space will be undergoing lighting maintenance this evening, August 19th. You may experience noise disruption during this time.
We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience and cooperation.
This is the list of journal titles currently published by Elsevier included in the CU Library Journal Access Survey sent to all faculty, RTE faculty, and graduate and professional students.
For the survey, respondents have been asked to select up to 10 journals they may be relying on for their current work.
Titles indicating "Access will Remain" will continue to be accessible to the Weill Cornell community.
The Cornell Store is bringing a selection of Cornell and Weill Cornell merchandise directly to the WCM campus with two special pop-up shopping events this August.
Whether you're looking for Cornell apparel, gifts, accessories, spirit items, or Weill Cornell Medicine-branded items, stop by and shop a curated assortment of favorites.
Pop-up Schedule
Tuesday, August 18
Pop-Up Hours: 9 am to 6 pm
Location: 1334 York Ave., 3rd Floor (CF Building)
Wednesday, August 19
This is the list of journal titles currently published by Elsevier included in the CU Library Journal Access Survey sent to all faculty, RTE faculty, and graduate and professional students.
For the survey, respondents have been asked to select up to 10 journals they may be relying on for their current work.
Note: The list below contains only the titles that may be affected. Any title not included in this list will not be affected on the WCM campuses.
Per notice NOT-OD-26-100, the NIH will require all existing awards and applications subject to the NIH DMS Policy to transition and align with the updated DMS Plan format beginning on October 1, 2026. Come learn what this means for you, and what tools and resources are available to you to help comply with this new policy.
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:
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.
