CRP 1109 -FWS- Cities and Regions 101: Community Urban Environment Change (Fall 2009)   Tags: art_architecture, city_regional_planning, course_guide  

As one of the great academic research libraries in the United States, the Cornell University Library is a highly valued partner in study, teaching, and research at the university, offering a full spectrum of resources, from rare books and manuscripts to a rapidly expanding network of digital materials, along with cutting edge services. Other special libraries on campus augment the mission of the University Library. Together, they serve as integral components in the variety of educational programs and research projects under way at Cornell.

"...if you are in need of recharging your batteries...you have only to step into the library."

Juan Carlos Esguerra '73, Colombian statesman and former ambassador to the United States

Orient yourself to our many libraries:

• Unit Libraries
• Fine Arts Library
• Olin Library Stack Guide

Visit our inspirational spaces:

Andrew D. White Library

Carl A. Kroch Library - Division of Rare & Manuscript Collections

Fine Arts Library 

Get Started - Essential Things to Know About Your Library

• About Us

• Ask a Librarian

• Borrowing Materials

• Finding Course Materials

• Finding Facilities & Equipment

• Finding information on campus

• General Policies & Information

• Getting Help

• Hours and Maps

• Library Services

• My Account

• Navigating the Library's Wealth of Resources

• Starting Research

• Workshops and instruction

This guide was originally created by, and used with the permission of Maaike Oldemans.