Author: powell

Effective August 16, 2010, the Law Library will no longer handle cash or checks.  Patrons wishing to pay overdue fines at the Law Library will need to use a Zip Card.  Funds may be deposited to a Zip Card at one of three Zip Card Offices on campus, at one of the Value Transfer Stations throughout campus (including the Law Library), or online.  Patrons wishing to pay with cash or check may do so at the Main University Library or the Science and Technology Library.

Further Zip Card information may be found here – www.uakron.edu/aux/zipcard

Further information about campus libraries may be found here – www.uakron.edu/libraries

Monday 4/26 and Tuesday 4/27 the Law Library staff invites law students to stop by the Circulation Desk from 8:15 a.m. until supplies last for a cup of coffee.

You supply the spill-proof cup and we will supply the coffee from a local coffee shop.

OASP and Sum and Substance

The circulation period and overdue fines for OASP and Sum and Substance materials will change April 23 and continue through the end of the semester. These materials will circulate for only 24 hours (instead of 72) and no renewals will be allowed.  Overdue fines for these materials will increase from $1.00 per day to $5.00 per day.

These changes provide access to the materials for a greater number of students. If you have questions regarding these changes please stop by the Circulation Desk and ask to speak with Ms. Floyd or Ms. Nevins.

School of Law Sample Exams

The University of Akron School of Law sample exams are available online through Springboard. Log on to Springboard (https://springboard.uakron.edu/) using your UANet ID and Password and follow the link for Law School Sample Exams – Ongoing.

Reading and Final Exam Period Extended Law Library Hours

Sat & Sun, 4/24 – 4/25 – 9:00am – Midnight
Mon – Fri, 4/26 – 4/30 – 7:00am – Midnight
Sat, 5/1 – 8:00am – Midnight
Sun, 5/2 – 9:00am – Midnight
Mon. – Fri., 5/3 – 5/7 – 7:00am – Midnight
Sat, 5/8 – 8:00am – 6:00 pm

Students, faculty, and staff with late fines may donate nonperishable food items and receive credit toward library fine balances. The program benefits the Akron-Canton Food Bank.

2 nonperishable food items = 1 dollar credit

Sorry, this offer cannot be used to pay for lost or unreturned materials. There is no limit to how many food items you may donate.

Food items may be donated at the Law Library Circulation Desk.  The Law Library will be accepting food items from March 8 through March 31.

Most needed items include peanut butter, boxed cereal, and canned vegetables and fruit.