Services for Law Journal Students

Stop by and see us anytime!   Research Librarians are available by asking to speak with a Librarian at the Service Desk (they will find us), or you can drop by and ask for a Librarian you've been working with.   

The Library purchases a Bluebook online subscriptions for each of the Journals each year.  Please ask your Journal's EIC for the username and password. Please review the Rodino Center Bluebooking Guide.

The Chicago Manual is available online for all Seton Hall Law students.

Our Reference Department is always happy to help with your citation questions!  Please stop by and Ask a Librarian. 

Librarians are available to provide research assistance to Law Review and Journal members during Reference Hours. These highly trained librarians regularly answers a wide variety of questions from the most basic to the more advanced. Students often seek help in choosing and using the proper database or finding the right book. But a large percentage of queries are more advanced and require extensive knowledge of the Law Library’s eDatabases and collections. These questions can involve limiting searches to scholarly research or peer-reviewed publications or locating that most esoteric bibliographic reference from the 1700’s.  

In-Depth Research Assistance:  

For in-depth research assistance, reference librarians are available by appointment for one-on-one research consultation and instruction during Reference Hours.  Scheduling a research consultation allows librarians time to provide in-depth help with your research. Schedule your research consultation by emailing LawLibRef@shu.edu.

Email Assistance:

For the more intricate questions, you can also email your question to LawLibRef@shu.edu.  The reference email account is monitored by reference librarians Sunday - Friday, and they try to responds in a timely fashion.