Classrooms, offices, the law library and the international law library, computer labs, dormitory rooms, and the dining hall surround a pleasant courtyard. The Sterling Law Buildings, including the Lillian Goldman Library, have recently been extensively renovated and expanded. Other Yale landmarks include the Sterling Memorial Library with its 10 million volumes, the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, and some of the most distinguished art and museum collections in the world. New Haven is readily accessible by plane, trains, and car. Tweed-New Haven Airport is four miles from campus.
New Haven has excellent train service.
On weekdays there are hourly trains to New Haven from Grand Central Station in New York City. Amtrak service is scheduled daily along the Northeast corridor via Penn Station in New York City. Arrangements are being finalized. More information will be distributed in the fall of 1999. The AALL Professional Development Program works to provide AALL members with readily available, high quality and timely educational programs, publications and services in a variety of formats, using all available and future technologies in order to enable members to remain current in the profession of law librarianship.