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Yes. The full backfile of the New Yorker is available through Opinion Archives.
We also have the magazine in print back to 1925. Widener has a complete back file of it on D West, call number P282.53F (Note it's oversize, so it should be on folio shelf at the end of the P section). The HOLLIS record lists all the library locations and also the complete details of online coverage at Harvard.
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