Moritz College of Law
The Law Library’s visitor entrance will be locked beginning Monday, April 24. Students, faculty, and staff should instead use the BuckID swipe-access door to enter the library. The visitor entrance will remain locked through the end of the finals period so that our students can more exclusively use the library’s resources and space. The library hours will remain the same during exams (check the library’s website for regular updates about hours and operations). And stay tuned for more details about our National Library Week event, which will take place on April 24 from 10am-2pm!
Beginning Tuesday, April 25, and continuing through the end of the finals period, the second floor, mezzanine, and third floors of the library will be designated as quiet study spaces. The first floor and the group study rooms will remain available for collaborative work or quiet conversations. All noise on the second and third floors (e.g., from headphones, cell phones, typing, eating, and drinking) should be kept to a minimum so as not to distract others. Because sound travels up via the staircase, please keep noise to a minimum while using the stairs. Assistance provided at the circulation and reference desks may generate occasional noise.
Don’t forget that the Moritz Law Library also provides access to a variety of supplements and study aids in print and digital formats. Browse current print study aids in the Reserve Room, which is open during the library’s regular operating hours. Access numerous digital resources anytime via the LexisNexis Digital Library, West Academic Study Aids, Aspen Learning Library (formerly the Wolters Kluwer Online Study Aid Library), and CALI.org. Students can also now check out portable laptop chargers from the Circulation Desk for two hours (please note that we only have USB-C to USB-C cables; anyone needing to charge an iPhone with a lightning charging port would need their own USB-C to Lightning cable).
Find information about online study aids, as well as information about practice exams, in the Law Library’s Academic Success guide. Find general information about library services, resources, and policies in the Law Student Services guide. The Law Library wishes each of our students a healthy and productive finals period!
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