Month: April 2019

  • Digital New York Times: Faculty/Staff Must Renew Subscription

    Many of you have been enjoying a Digital New York Times Subscription. Please remember that faculty and staff need to renew their digital NYT subscription annually.  You can identify your expiration date by logging in to NYT and looking at your account. Directions on how to renew or check your account are available on our…

  • The New York Times Digital Edition and Digital Wall Street Journal Available

    The Library is pleased to provide access to The New York Times Digital Edition and The Wall Street Journal to SUNY Cortland students, faculty, and staff. Please check out the guides for more information about creating an account and what is included in the subscription: • New York Times Digital Edition LibGuide • Wall Street Journal LibGuide…

  • Books and Bears 4/24/19

    Books and Bears Wednesday, April 24th: 5-6pm Memorial Library’s Teaching Material Center (TMC) The SUNY Cortland Memorial Library is partnering with the SUNY Cortland Epsilon Chi chapter of Kappa Delta Pi to promote literacy skills in children through the Books and Bears program. The Books and Bears program was created by SUNY Cortland students and…

  • Hidden Treasures in the Library: Design Help

    Memorial Library B121A: Design Help and the Design Lab Come into the library, go left. Right before the Teaching Materials Center (TMC) steer right and go down the hallway by the elevator. Design Help assists in the creation of learning aids, informational materials and online learning. Design Help team consists of Hailey Ruoff, Kristina Maricle…

  • THANKS for Attending: The Education of Henry S. Randall: Founding President of the Cortland Normal School (1868-1876)

    For those of you who attended, Alumnus Rick Schieffelin’s Presentation on Wednesday, thanks for coming out. We learned a lot about about the founding President of the Cortland Normal School. The Education of Henry S. Randall: Founding President of the Cortland Normal School (1868-1876) A Sesquicentennial Presentation by Richard Schieffelin Wednesday, April 10, 20019 6-7:30…