Winter Session Hours 1/4 – 1/31

The following are Memorial Library’s Winter Session Hours for Jan. 4 – Jan. 31, 2021 (Subject to Change)

Monday – Friday 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 
Closed Saturday and Sunday
Closed Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday (Jan 18)

Library Hours November 30th- December 18th

Effective November 30th- December 18th, Library Hours will be:
Open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday – Wednesday
Open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday
Open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday
Closed. Saturday
Open 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday

Once again, we are very thankful for the student workers who were able to assist us in extending the hours for the rest of the semester.

Please see the Library Resources – COVID-19 – Fall 2020 Guide for additional information. (https://cortland.libguides.com/COVID-19)

Virtual PAWS for Stress Relief Pet Photo Contest

Virtual PAWS for Stress Relief Pet Photo Contest

  • Any student, faculty, or staff can showcase their pet(s)
  • Send photo via message to @cortlandpaws on Instagram or email health.promotion@cortland.edu by Friday, December 4, 2020
  • All students will be entered to win a 30-minute massage with Certified Massage Therapist, Hannah Polanko-Baker
  • Winner will be randomly selected
  • Brought to you by the Memorial Library, Institute for Civic Engagement, and PAWS for Stress Relief Committee.

Hurry the deadline is Friday!

For More information, consult the Virtual PAWS for Stress Relief LibGuide

Library Building Hours from December 19 –January 31

Hours for Memorial Library during winter from December 19, 2020 through January 31, 2021 will be as follows:

Winter Session Hours
• December 19-20 Closed
• December 21-23 8-4pm
• December 24-January 3 Closed

January 4-January 31
• Monday -Friday 8-4
• Saturday and Sunday Closed
• January 18 (MLK day) Closed

Please see the Library Resources – COVID-19 – Fall 2020 Guide for additional information. (https://cortland.libguides.com/COVID-19)

Returning Items

ILL Books

As the Semester is drawing near its end and with many Students & even Faculty leaving the area until the Spring Semester, we would like to remind you that you need to return items checked out of Memorial Library and from Interlibrary Loan.

Please note:

  • All outstanding book loans can be returned using the bookdrop located just outside the front entrance of the Library.
  • Books can be returned to other SUNY campuses if they have a bookdrop available.
  • If you are not on campus for the semester (or have other concerns) please send an email to library@cortland.edu to discuss your specific situation, including fines on overdue notices; contact Interlibrary Loan at Interlibraryloan@cortland.edu
  • Items that are returned (particularly ILL items) will not come off your account until we are able to process them. You will not be fined for late items in this circumstance.

Please see the Library Resources – COVID-19 – Fall 2020 Guide for additional information. (https://cortland.libguides.com/COVID-19)

Library Hours following Thanksgiving Break

Effective November 30th- December 18th, Library Hours will be:
Open 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday – Wednesday
Open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday
Open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday
Closed. Saturday
Open 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday

Once again, we are very thankful for the student workers who were able to assist us in extending the hours for the rest of the semester.

Please see the Library Resources – COVID-19 – Fall 2020 Guide for additional information. (https://cortland.libguides.com/COVID-19)

Thank You Student Workers

The Help Desk

Memorial Library would like to thank our student workers!

Without our student workers, we would not be able to open up the library for nights and weekends during the pause or even the semester. We are very grateful that they were able to return and assist us in providing access to the library and its resources. 

Thank you!!!

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 by the College Archives and made available on Digital Commons@Cortland publicly. We are interested in learning more about your stories. Experiences related to COVID-19 may include personal and professional reflections or even photographs. However, these materials must be original work, reproductions or third-party materials are prohibited from being submitted. It is important to preserve these materials so that in the future we may reflect on this unique and difficult time.

Guidelines on how to contribute to this project

  • You may submit using this form. https://sunycortland.formstack.com/forms/college_archives_covid_19_documentation_form
  • File size for submission is 25MB.
  • There is no immediate deadline. This is intended to give you time to submit something organically in the moment, or it allows you to take time to reflect on this situation and submit at your leisure when you are ready.
  • No page count required, but keep in mind the file size of 25MB.
  • Submissions may be written documentation (saved as PDF’s or Word documents preferred), as well as photographs (JPEG’s or TIFF’s preferred).
  • We are not accepting video or audio materials currently.
  • Upon submitting, you must check an agreement allowing the archives to preserve and make your materials available online at Digital Commons@Cortland.
  • Submissions must be original work, reproductions or third-party materials are prohibited.

Contact and Questions

If you have questions on this collection or having trouble submitting your responses, please email the College Archives at Library.Archives@Cortland.edu