The library's created a guide of library resources available to students remotely, including study aids, textbooks, the Bluebook, and stress & anxiety relief.

The library is extending all due dates to May 29 and will revisit this date as events warrant. We have also suspended all fines while the library has been closed. 

Unfortunately, the library is unable to process interlibrary loan requests while the library is physically closed. In addition, many of the lending institutions are also closed or have limited services.

The library is providing reference services through email at lawref@yu.edu. We are answering emails Monday-Friday, 10am - 5pm.

Have a complex research question? Working on a paper, note, or project for a professor? Cardozo Law students can schedule an individual research consultation with a reference librarian for assistance with papers or other projects. Appointments are available for a half-hour consultation and are generally available Monday-Friday between 10am – 5pm. If you have other commitments and cannot meet during these hours, please contact Jason Zarin. Consultations are being conducted remotely through Microsoft Teams video conferencing. After making an appointment, we'll send a meeting invite you to connect via computer or a phone number. Make an appointment here.

An updated list of other law school and public libraries' opening statuses is available here.

For information about library services available to graduates and post-graduation access to Lexis, Bloomberg Law, Westlaw, and other databases, please see the library's guide for 2020 graduates.