The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/library/)
The Tompkins County Public Library announced that, beginning Sept. 15 and ending Oct. 2, they will be closed to repair and update their heating, ventilation and cooling systems.
Today I write with a confession of my own naivety, willing to admit that despite my self-proclaimed breadth of knowledge regarding Cornell’s sexscape, there is one element of our campus’ sensual situation that I have critically overlooked: I did not realize that people were actually fucking in the stacks.
If you study in your room, you are a different breed, and I don’t mean that in a good way.
To increase study-space accessibility to late-night workers, Mann Library has extended the hours of Mann 112 to 24/7.
Former professor Hans Albrecht Bethe’s Nobel Prize medal — won in 1967 in Physics — will now be housed in the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections at Carl A. Kroch Library.
If you, like me, are looking forward to some reading this summer, let’s embark on this ill-fated journey together. Will we achieve our reading goals? Almost certainly not. Will we still enjoy the act of resistance that is leisure in a society that values only productivity? We must — or perish.
Little free libraries offer a book exchange for Ithacans of all ages.
With the onset of fall semester, libraries undergo changes to promote social distancing, including reservation-based study spaces.
The Durland Alternatives Library and Prisoner Express Program both suspended operations until at least April 13 as a result of COVID-19.
Cornell will commit $100,000 to the Tompkins County Public Library, further bolstering its decades long commitment to the local library, the University announced in Jan. 8 press release.