The Law Library offers students access to e-study aids, including: West Academic Study Aids (aka Nutshells and Gilbert Law Summaries), Aspen Learning Library (aka the “E&Es”), and Hotshot, a video based learning platform. Learn more from our Study Aid Research Guide.
In honor of National Archives Month, the NYU Law Library is proud to highlight our inaugural oral history featuring Martin Lipton, Law '55, Chair Emeritus of the NYU Board of Trustees, hosted on Gretchen, the Law School’s institutional repository. Access the video and transcript on Gretchen.
Law Library trainings for the Fall 2026 semester are posted on our calendar. Past trainings can be found on our NYU Stream page.
The Law Library offers students access to many print casebooks and textbooks at the Circulation Desk. They can be found by searching Julius, using the drop down menu for “Course Reserves.”
The Law Library migrated to a new search interface over the summer, Julius, to provide a more cohesive experience for the Law School community. For more information and guidance, please check out the Research Guide.
The Law Library has a wide range of lendable tech equipment to support your studies, including portable monitors, wireless noise-canceling headphones, laptop stands, bookstands and more. New circulating technology includes wireless mice, wireless keyboards, and lap desks for soft seating. Fixed external monitor stations are available in the Sullivan Street Study Room and Main Reading Room (South end).
If you want to collaborate quietly with your peers, the Sullivan Street Study Room offers low-volume collaborative space and includes using dry erase boards and stress busters like puzzles. For group study, book the Group Study Room. Visit our Spaces page to explore other spaces available in the Law Library.