The Roger Williams University School of
Law Library is a private institution and
serves primarily the faculty and students
of the law school. University faculty, University
students with legal research needs, faculty
from CRIARL member institutions, members
of the bench and bar, and law students from
ABA-approved schools are welcome to use
the collection on the premises. Students
enrolled in programs with which the School
of Law participates in a joint degree program
may use the collection on the premises upon
properly identifying themselves. Students
from CRIARL member institutions may use
the collection upon presentation of a letter
of referral from their home institution
library. Other members of the community
are allowed to use the Library by special
arrangement with the Associate Dean for Library and Information Services.
School of Law Building Access
Beginning August 24, 2009, all entrances to the School of Law building will be secured at 9:00 p.m.
• Members of the School of Law community will need to use their university-issued ID with Smart Card activation, in order to gain access to the law school building after 9:00 p.m.
• All other individuals seeking access to the Law Library after 9:00 p.m. need to make advance arrangements for access.
