Web site . The Public Computing Network consists of over 100 public use networked computers located at several sites in the Vanderbilt Hall Law Library, as well as at the Mercer and D'Agostino residences. The computers on the Public Network use predominantly the Windows95 operating system with the Office97 suite of applications. A Macintosh lab is also located in the Main Computer Lab in Vanderbilt Hall. Additional supported software includes WordPerfect, Netscape, and telnet e-mail capabilities, as well as Lexis and Westlaw legal research software.
Laser printers are available for printing.
The Residential Network in Mercer and D'Agostino Halls is a high-speed ethernet network that allows students to connect their own computers in their dormitory rooms to the Internet. The Laptop Roaming Network consists of over 100 Internet connections spread throughout the Law Library and the newly renovated Golding Student Lounge in Vanderbilt Hall. Laptop print stations are available at the Main Lab and in the Law Library. Each podium is equipped with PCs, VCRs, and video conferencing equipment. Faculty use the technology to enhance the classroom experience through multimedia presentations such as Internet streaming of audio and video.