Schoenecker Law Library
Our knowledgeable librarians offer both general and specialized services to the St. Thomas Law community. Whether it’s a deep dive into scholarly research or compiling a list of helpful resources for students, the law school’s librarians are here to help.
In LibrarySearch you can search for books, articles, digital materials, media,and other library resources, as well as request interlibrary loans. You can also save searches, view the status of your requests and renew borrowed materials.
Patrons must login with their St. Thomas credentials to fully access LibrarySearch results and place requests for materials. Please visit the law library service desk if you need assistance locating items in our print collection.
The law library has a range of resources for use in your legal research. Legal research guides summarize specific legal subjects. The law lbrary also provides students with access to study aids relevant to their law school courses.
Legal Research Guides provide quick and concise summaries of the research tools available for a specific legal subject area or class. Written by St. Thomas law librarians, they are geared toward relevant topics for the St. Thomas community.
The law librarians at the service desk are available to help students, faculty and alumni engaged in legal research to locate materials, use legal resources effectively and answer questions about the collection.
Contact a law librarian:
Group Study Rooms
During regular law school hours, the law library is where you will find law students studying, working on group projects, researching upper-level writing papers and more. With group and individual study rooms available, there is a space for everyone. Law students can also reserve the law library’s FLEX space, for collaborative group study, student organization meetings and presentations, with access to the Smart Board.
Study rooms are reserved through OneStThomas (intranet).
Study Carrels
Study carrels are available throughout the library for the St. Thomas Law community on a first-come, first-serve basis.