Library Summer Hours

The Gould Law Library will be open for Touro Law Center students from now through Sunday, July 27:
Sunday: 9 am to 2 am*
Monday-Thursday: 7 am to 2 am*
Friday: 7 am to 2:45 pm*

*From 7 am to 8 am Monday through Friday, and 11:45 pm to 2 am Sunday through Thursday, the library is open to Law Center students for study only. Circulation and reference services are not available during these times.

Below are special hours and closings for the summer:
Sunday, June 8 (Shavout): 9 am to 2:45 pm
Monday, June 9-Tuesday, June 10: Closed
Friday, July 4: Closed

From Monday, July 28 through Sunday, August 10, the Library will be open for students:
Sunday: 9 am to 10:15 pm*
Monday-Thursday: 7 am to 10:15 pm*
Friday: 7 am to 2:45 pm*

*From 7 am to 8 am Monday through Friday, the library is open to Law Center students for study only. Circulation and reference services are not available during these times.

Library hours are subject to change. To verify these hours, please call (631) 761-7150.

Summer Bar Access

Recent Touro graduates may use the Law Library to study for the July 2008 bar exam. However, for those Touro graduates planning to study for the bar exam at a law school other than Touro, there is no guarantee that another law school will allow you free access to use the Law Library to study, even if you are taking a bar review course there. Different law schools maintain different policies on access to the library for bar study. Many law schools require that a bar study student purchase a bar pass in order to use the library. For a list of bar access policies, please see: http://www.tourolaw.edu/library/PDFs/Summer2008BarAccess.pdf.

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Welcome to the Gould Law Library Blog! The purpose of this blog is to provide details about events, special hours, and activities going on within the Law Library as well as information about free legal resources and other library-related information. In addition, this blog will contain postings about current news items, academia, the law and any other information that might be of significance to the Touro community.
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