Welcome to the NCCU School of Law Library. The Law Library's more than 350,000 volumes and volume equivalents are offered in print, electronic and microformat. Its collection of cases, statutes, journals, looseleaf services, treatises, electronic resources, legal videotapes, shared resources and cooperative agreements with other libraries provides the legal resources needed to meet the pedagogical, research and scholarship requirements of the Law School's students and faculty. The Library is a selective North Carolina and United States Government Depository, has a special collection in Civil Rights Law, and supports the J.D./M.L.S. and J.D./ M.B.A. dual degree programs. Additional collection strengths include intellectual property, small business administration, and environmental law.

  The Law Library catalog, which can be accessed via the world wide web, allows access to the bibliographic records of the University Library.

  The Law Library is proud of the technological capabilities in the Library, classrooms, and the law school, and is committed to promoting and supporting the use of new and emerging technologies. The Library offers wired and wireless network/Internet connections, allowing access to a number of electronic legal and nonlegal databases, including Lexis, Westlaw, Congressional Universe, and Hein-online.