Students -- Services

UF Law students can access the Legal Information Center at any time except during stated University closures using their Gator 1 card to swipe in at the library's front entrance. Access to the library is restricted to current UF Law students and the library's exterior doors are locked at 5 pm Monday through Friday and all day Saturday and Sunday. For your safety and the safety of your fellow students, please do not leave doors propped open or allow anyone to enter the Legal Information Center without swiping their Gator 1 card. Guests are not permitted even if accompanied by a law student. Every individual in the law library after 5 pm Monday through Friday and during all weekend hours must be a current UF law student and able to show a valid Gator 1 card for identification. If you witness suspicious or inappropriate behavior after hours, please contact the campus police at (352) 392-1111. In case of emergency, dial 911.

The legal research faculty at the University of Florida hold both JDs and master's degrees in library science. In addition to teaching in the first-year legal research curriculum, they teach advanced legal research courses. Legal research faculty are available Monday through Friday to assist you with any reference questions. Please ask to speak with a reference librarian at the Circulation Desk or contact us via email, chat, or phone to discuss your research needs.

The LIC has 11 study rooms that can accommodate groups up to 4. Students should reserve a study room using the room reservation system. Students may reserve up to two one-hour blocks per day. These reservations may be back-to-back or non-consecutive. Reservations can be made up to two days in advance.

Rooms are equipped with AirPlay so that users can share documents, presentations, videos, and more to the installed screens.