USC Law Library Information

Everyone, including faculty, must scan your USC ID card each time you enter the library.

This helps us maintain a welcoming environment for everyone who uses the library. To help ensure everyone feels a sense of belonging, we are unable to make exceptions to this policy, even if we know who you are. Thank you for your understanding.

The Asa V. Call Law Library is open to current Gould law students, and to USC faculty and staff with a demonstrable need to use our research materials.

• Alumni and prospective students who wish to visit the law school and/or library may request a tour through Gould's Admissions Office. The library also provides a virtual tour.
• If you are a USC non-law student and would like a place to study, please visit the USC Libraries site.
• If you are a current non-Gould USC student or employee and need to borrow our books, please see Access to Our Books.
• Non-USC (public) patrons may want to consider the LA Law Library, or see our guide sheet for resources available to the public.

We are located on the second and third floors of the law school building. The only library entrances and exits are on the second floor of the building. See our map for more information. Thank you for your interest in the law library.

Filming:

The Gould School of Law has a no-filming policy for the entire building. We regret that we cannot accept requests for filming in the library, even from students of the USC School of Cinematic Arts.