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Exam and Holiday Hours

11/29/2022

Frances Brillantine

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December 5 - 18: 8am - Midnight
December 19 - 21: 10am - 6pm
December 22 - January 2: CLOSED

A City Security officer will be on duty inside the Law Library entrance December 5 - 18 Mon - Fri: 6pm - midnight, and Sat - Sun: 8am - midnight.

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