Image from one of our "peacock book bindings" that appears on a copy of the Rubáiyát by Omar Khayyam. From the Cornell Rare and Manuscript Collection.

Wireless networking in campus libraries means full Internet access anywhere you can go with your laptop.

Need a wireless laptop while studying? Borrow one for free at a number of campus libraries.

MyLibrary: a suite of personalized electronic services, including traveling Web bookmarks and a current awareness service.

Free to you through Cornell's library: Over 20, 000 journals, magazines, and newspapers online.

Bird-watch in the Beebe Lake woods from Mann Library's third-floor bird-watching station. Field guides and binoculars provided.

Workshops: Outstanding instructional workshops take you from navigating the thousand of online resources at Cornell to editing a digital photograph in Photoshop.

Film it, edit it, burn it: Creation Stations are fully loaded multimedia production and editing facilities.

A.D. White Library: an architectural gem, a library within Uris Library originally designed to hold the private collection of Cornell's first president.

Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections in Kroch library has thousands of rare treasures, from the Gettysburg Address to the original Manuscripts of E.B. White's Charlotte's Web and Stuart Little.