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Reunion Weekend Archives
Welcome to Reunion Weekend!!! Q. Do you remember when? Pictured is the exterior of the Memorial Library today, 2024, and the interior of the Memorial Library circa 1975. A Special Memorial Library Welcome to the …Milestone and featured groups: • Half Century Reunion groups:o Class of 1959 — 65th Reuniono Class of 1964 — 60th…
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Archivist Brian Jirout Assists with Tubman “History Harvest”
SUNY Cortland Archivist and Instructional Services Librarian Brian Jirout recently assisted Associate History Professor Evan Faulkenbury’s “Introduction to Public History” Students when they co-hosted a “History Harvest” in Auburn, NY. Their Mission? To collect artifacts for the newly created Harriet Tubman National Historic Park which will open open in Auburn later this year. Dr. Jirout…
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Digital Commons @Cortland
Wondering what SUNY Cortland used to look like? Want to check out photos of your time suiting up as a Red Dragon? Many of SUNY Cortland’s historical photographs, documents, yearbooks and many other items are available online for free! Check out the SUNY Cortland Digital Commons to find out more! https://digitalcommons.cortland.edu/archives_specialcollections/ #sunycortlandmemoriallibrary
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The Archives
Wondering about SUNY Cortland’s history? The Archives in Memorial Library is open by appointment! It is home to collections of photographs, the campus yearbook Didascaleion (also called the ‘Did’), and many more books and manuscripts that tell SUNY Cortland’s story. The Archives is located on the 3rd Floor B-side of the Memorial Library. Be sure…
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Grant Supports Mobile Archive to Document Diversity
A new grant will allow SUNY Cortland Memorial Library’s Archives and Special Collections and the Cortland County Historical Society to partner in documenting the local community. The goal is to remember the histories of people from marginalized and underserved populations on the campus and throughout greater Cortland. The $7,000 grant, from the Institute of Museum…
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Women’s Suffrage Exhibit on Display in Library
An exhibit on “Recognizing Women’s Right to Vote” will be displayed in SUNY Cortland’s Memorial Library through the month of February. On loan from the South Central Regional Library Council, the exhibit may be viewed on the first floor between the Advisement and Transition Office and Bookmark Café. It celebrates the right of women to…
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Archives
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Virtual Exhibit: Documenting Diverse & Multicultural Milestones in SUNY Cortland’s Past
This virtual exhibit attempts to highlight some important moments in SUNY Cortland’s past where actions reflected various forms of diversity and inclusion that helped shape the campus. Evidence of campus activism can be seen through clubs/organizations, curriculum and programming, the establishment of new offices, committee work or task-forces, plus individual student efforts. Check it out…
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October is National Archives Month
Here is one project the College Archives are currently working on… We are looking to preserve your stories! The College Archives is seeking to document the different experiences of faculty, staff, students, and alumni at SUNY Cortland during the COVID-19 Pandemic. The project is titled COVID-19: The SUNY Cortland Stories. These experiences will be preserved…
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Library Resources during COVID-19
Looking for Resources during COVID-19? Thinking about returning materials that you have borrowed from Memorial Library or through Interlibrary Loan? Before you you do anything, check out our LibGuide – https://cortland.libguides.com/COVID-19 Here you can find information on Library Resources; Research Help; Archives; Teaching Materials Center; Testing Center; Digital New York Times, Wall Street Journal &…