Law Library Orientation

The law library has seven group study spaces of various sizes, all located on the 2nd (upper) floor of the library and visible on the interactive library map. Study spaces may be reserved online or at the kiosk near the printer/scanner/copier near the circulation desk of the law library. Instructions for reserving a room may be found here.

Group Study Spaces Policies

• Only law students, faculty, and staff may reserve study spaces.
• Study spaces may be reserved online. Doing so requires using your law school username and password.  
• Each law student may reserve a study space for up to two (2) hours per day.
• Spaces may be reserved up to two (2) weeks in advance.
• Except for the Heflin Conference Room (205A), study spaces may be reserved and used 24/7.  The Heflin Conference Room (205A) may only be reserved and used during library hours.
• If your reserved time expires and no one else has reserved the space, you may continue to use the space until the next reservation.
• If a space is empty and is not reserved, you may use the space on a first-come, first-served basis.  
• Please be respectful of others and vacate a space promptly when there is another reservation or when asked to do so by a member of the library staff.
• For safety reasons, do not block or obscure the windows on study space doors at any time.

More Information

• Take a look at the Book a Study Room or Equipment Guide

The library has more than 200 personal study carrels that students may reserve for the academic year. Carrel reservations are conducted annually via sign-up distributed by class rank.

Click the links below to see maps of the library, including the location of study spaces and subject-specific resources.