Seating in both carrels and tables is arranged around the perimeter of the library. The third floor of the library houses two electronic classrooms, used to teach Computer Assisted Legal Research, and a computer lab offering students convenient access to research and word processing programs. Students have use of both Lexis and Westlaw beginning in their first year of school. WordPerfect and Microsoft Word are the word processing systems currently used in the lab. Each student is provided with an internet account that enables access to a worldwide network of information.
Natural lighting is a feature throughout all three floors of the library.
Several public access on-line terminals are located in the library. The library currently contains 219,000 volumes and volume equivalencies and is expected to exceed 250,000 with the move to the new building. The collection has grown rapidly to support the needs of an ABA approved institution and its curriculum, and boasts all basic research materials for American law, including primary materials for all United States and territories. There are also numerous law reviews, and a large treatise collection that will be developed to support the research needs of faculty and students. A staff of twelve serves the needs of the law library.