Dorraine Zief Law Library
In 2000, the law school doubled in size when the new Dorraine Zief Law Library opened. Three years later, the law school's main classroom and administration building, Kendrick Hall, reopened after an extensive renovation. The library is also frequented by students of other local law schools, attesting to its comfort and functionality. The staff of the law library maintain a web site with useful information tailored to the needs of law students, practitioners and other legal researchers at http://www.usfca.edu/law_library.
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