Research Research at the Law School reflects the strength and diversity of the faculty and students. Research by traditional legal scholars is supplemented by the multidisciplinary approaches of those with other advanced degrees. Faculty research is supported in part by the Cook Research Endowment, which provides continuous support to every member of the faculty and supports special projects as well. Student research extends beyond the work done for courses, seminars, independent study and advanced degree requirements. These publications provide opportunities for students to edit scholarly work as well as engage in original research.
All reference librarians hold law degrees in addition to their credentials in library science.
Augmenting the more than 820,000 rare books, books, journals and microforms in the collection, the library offers access to the growing variety of useful electronic databases. Computers The Law School community can take advantage of the wide range of computer services provided by the University and the Law School. The Law School's computer lab provides desktop computers, printers, and a wide range of software for use by students. Computer consultants on the staff provide support, including trouble-shooting and general advice.