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The Library serves an academic community of over 1,300 full-time law students and 100 faculty members. We also welcome members of the University community and members of the public to use our facility, resources, and services. The staff is happy to provide reference and research assistance, as well as guidance in using the collection.
- Access
- Tarlton Law Library is open to the public. Find out more information about Library privileges here.
- Donations
- Would you like to make a gift donation to the Library? Read more about making donations here.
- Exhibits
- Tarlton Law Library develops both physical and online exhibits showcasing our collections of rare books and other special collections, as well as commemorating events in the history of the law school, Texas, and U.S. legal history with materials from our archival collections. Learn more about our current and previous exhibits.
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Floor Maps
- Hours
- Library and reference desk hours for the current semester can be found here.
- Hyder Collection
- The Elton M. Hyder, Jr. Collection adds warmth and personality to the interior environment of the Library.
- Law librarianship education
- Created to encourage law graduates to pursue careers in law librarianship, the Tarlton Fellowship and Moore Program are appointments providing valuable real-world training in the Library.
- Location, directions, & parking
- Policies
- Includes policies on computer access, food and drink, cell phone use, and resources for disabled patrons.
- Staff directory
- Spirit of Law Librarianship
- Information about the award co-founded by the former Director of Tarlton Law Library, Roy M. Mersky
- Tarlton Library News blog
- The place to find current news on Library happenings. We also post frequently about Supreme Court activities during the current term. Check back frequently for updates, or subscribe to the RSS feed.
