Q. Is the Law library open to non-Law students?
Can an undergraduate student go study in the Law library?
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Answered By: Molly Boyd Last Updated: Jul 02, 2025 Views: 281
Answered By: Molly Boyd
Last Updated: Jul 02, 2025 Views: 281
Yes, the Law Library is open to anyone to use. Note that not all law library materials can be checked out.
The Arsaga's Espresso Cafe is open to anyone and has available open seating.
Check the link below for more information on Young Law Library.
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