Law Library Spaces

Best for quiet study in traditional library setting

Located in Vanderbilt Hall, the Main Reading Room features ample natural light and a mix of large and small tables for quiet study, as well as a printing station (B&W only).

Features
- Some background noise near Library entrance and printers
- Adjustable chairs on rollers
- Several standing desks (south side, back)
- Bookeye Overhead Scanner (south side)
- Traditional copier/scanner (north side, room 108G)

Best for more relaxed study and taking a quiet break

This area offers soft seating and plenty of natural light.

Features
Comfortable soft seating

Both the Circulation Desk and Reference Desk are located in the Main Reading Room.

- At the Circulation Desk (located at VH entrance), patrons can borrow and return items, pay fines, retrieve course reserve materials, and access other services. 
- At the Reference desk (adjacent to Circulation Desk), librarians provide expert in-person research assistance. Research assistance also available online (chat, email, or Zoom).

Best for collaborative group work

Located in the southwest corner of the Main Reading Room, the Group Study Room accommodates 3 to 8 people and is available by reservation.

Features
- Wall mounted screen
- Enclosed and conversation-friendly (please be mindful of nearby study areas)

Located one floor below the Main Reading Room, the Library’s B1 level contains general print collections (call numbers AC-Z).

Features
Individual study carrels around the perimeter
Caper chairs on rollers
Corridor to bathrooms and drinking fountains

Best for quiet, focused study

Located off the south side of the Balcony, the SSSR is a low-volume collaborative space with small tables that can be configured to student needs.

Features
Flexible furniture & chairs with casters
2 monitor workstations
Water fountain
Whiteboards
Stress busters (puzzles, craft supplies, and quiet games)

Best for collaborative work - small groups in lower voices