The most current library services are available on our Fall 2020 guide.

In addition, the library has created a Student Resources Guide of library resources available to students remotely, including study aids, textbooks, the Bluebook, and stress & anxiety relief.

Seats are available throughout the building as well as throughout the library. Library study spaces consist of single-occupancy study rooms, carrels, and tables. You may schedule your reservation up to 72 hours in advance. Please visit the Seat Reservations Guidelines page for more information on how to make a reservation. For questions about seat reservations please contact cardozoseating@yu.edu.

The library is providing reference services through email at lawref@yu.edu. We are answering emails Monday-Friday, 10:00am-5:00pm.

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.

The library has a materials drop-off bin outside of the main entrance on the 7th floor. You can renew materials yourself by accessing my library account or by contacting circdesk@law.cardozo.yu.edu. The library is not enforcing fines during the Fall 2020 semester.

Yes, the library is processing Interlibrary Loan requests on a limited basis for our patrons. Many of the lending institutions have limited services. Contact lawref@yu.edu to make ILL requests.

The New School and Cooper Union libraries are currently not open to Cardozo students due to COVID-19. Other Yeshiva University libraries are currently closed to Cardozo students. Passes to other area law libraries are also not available during the Fall 2020 semester.