What does the copyright law allow you to do (or not do) with copyrighted material? Whether or not the question is asked in an educational context, copyright law is very complex. In order to guide you through copyright and fair use questions our Director of Scholarly Communications and Information Policy, April Hathcock, has put together a research guide to assist you in determining what you can and cannot do with copyrighted material.
The New York Public Library and the libraries of Columbia University and New York University have a joint initiative to expand access and use of collections and better serve their users. The Manhattan Research Library Initiative (MaRLI) enables NYU and Columbia doctoral students, full-time faculty and librarians, and approved New York Public Library cardholders with a demonstrable research need not met by currently available resources to borrow materials from all three institutions.
There is a registration process, so please visit the MaRLI guide below to learn more about the program and eligibility.