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$1,000 award winners (2) will be announced the last day of classes every year!
All current Western New England University School School of Law students who can demonstrate a connection with the Law Library are elibile to apply.
See the Donald Dunn Law Library Award link for more inforamtion and the application details, or contact us at reference.request@wne.edu or 413-782-1457.
Study aids
Past Exams (use your Westlaw login credentials)
See Electronic Resources: Study Aids for:
Trellis is a docket research platform providing access to civil, probate, and family law records from state trial courts. Trellis allows researchers to find data, documents, and other forms of work product.
Use this source to find real examples of various types of motions and verdict amounts by jurisdiction. Users may search by issue, party, judge, or motion type. Court documents are available as PDFs with the ability to download, print, or share via email.
Users can also view state codes, statues, and regulations and set email alerts on cases, parties, judges, or topics to stay up to date on pending actions.
The Nourishment Nook is a multi-use area designed with the whole student in mind:
Reserve your study pod today! Book them just like you book conference rooms.
They're great for making phone calls, attending remote classes, interviewing remotely for jobs, or getting some quiet studying done.
Reserve them here up to a week in advance for up to four hours per day.
You can still pop in if you find one free; just know you'll have to leave if someone shows up with a reservation.
Starting this semester, law students can reserve a conference room online.
Conference Room Reservation Module
The Law Library has opened a satellite location of the Bear Necessities Market. The Market provides free supplies, such as food and personal hygiene items, to students with food insecurities.
The Market's main location is on the First Floor of the campus center, in front of the bookstore. For questions about this program, please call the Office of Cultural Education and Inclusion at 413-796-2369 or 413-782-1594.
For questions about the Law Library's satellite location, contact the circulation desk at 413-782-1457.
