Bora Laskin Law Library

The law library offers an abundance of natural light and a spacious, architecturally appealing environment that could easily be mistaken for a faculty of architecture. While accessibility is limited, as the library is situated at the north end of campus near the ROM and some areas are restricted to law students, those seeking a quiet and focused study space will find it highly conducive to concentration, with large tables and a generally disciplined atmosphere. Conversation is modestly tolerated in certain areas, though the overall expectation is for silence. The library maintains high cleanliness standards, likely due in part to restrictions on food consumption, although amenities such as microwaves are lacking. Foot traffic is moderate, ensuring ample seating and study spaces, and the temperature is comfortable, cooler than other campus libraries. Operating hours are sufficient, especially during exam periods, though after-hours access is limited to law students via fob entry. Washroom facilities are generally clean and well-maintained. Overall, the library provides an excellent environment for intensive study, though visitors from other faculties may feel somewhat out of place.