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Commencement livestream on YouTube
This Saturday beginning at 10:00 a.m.
Note: The livestream may not be visible until the program begins.
The Seattle University Law Library is a private institution that serves Seattle U Law faculty, staff, and current law students. Others are permitted limited access as described in the table below. Access to the Law Library is restricted to just current law students, faculty, and staff during reading periods for final exams. Always consult the Law Library website prior to visiting for current hours and access information.
Many online resources, including Westlaw and Lexis, are not available to law school alumni, members of the public using federal depository materials, and Seattle University faculty, staff, or students. Contact King County Law Library, Pierce County Law Library, and/or University of Washington Gallagher Law Library about their resources and services.
School of Law faculty, staff, current students | SU Law School and SU alumni | SU students, faculty, staff | Orbis Cascade Alliance faculty, staff, students | Jesuit library faculty | Members of the public | |
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May use library to study. | Yes | No | No | No | No | No |
Can use all print collections. | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Request via ILL through your local public library. |
May check out materials. | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
Can access Westlaw/Lexis. | Yes | No | No | No | No | No |
Can access some research databases. | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
Can access Federal Depository materials. | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes, use this form to request an appointment. |
SU alumni may only visit to conduct legal research using library resources. Please contact our reference librarians before visiting to confirm availability of materials.
Seattle University campus members may only visit the Law Library to use legal materials or check out material from the collections. Campus members should contact a Law Library reference librarian prior to visiting.
Current faculty, staff, and students may obtain borrowing privileges. Please see Summit visiting patrons eligibility and protocols.
The Jesuit Library Passport provides on-site borrowing privileges for faculty at any Jesuit University Library in the United States. Please see Jesuit Library Passport for eligibility and protocols.
The Law Library's Federal Depository materials are very limited in scope. Individuals who need access to Federal Depository materials must first complete this request form to schedule an appointment.
Upon arriving at the Law Library, all visitors (excluding current SU Law faculty, staff, and students) must sign in at the Circulation Desk.
Selected materials in the Law Library collection may be available to researchers at other intuitions via Interlibrary Loan (contact your local library) or via Summit (contact your home institution library).
Circulation Desk
206-398-4221
lawcirc@seattleu.edu
Reference Desk
206-398-4225
lawreference@seattleu.edu