The library remains a fine and quiet place to study during exams. Need a bit of extra time? In addition to being open until midnight Monday through Thursday, as well as Saturday and Sunday, the Law Library will be open until midnight on Friday, April 26, and Friday, May 3. View the full listing of library hours here.

Can't make it to campus to study? Just a reminder that reference librarians are available by chat or email to answer your questions.

Good news to all fans of studying and researching in the reference area of the library (you know, the area between the quiet stacks and Wood Hall, over by the windows): We now have added power and lights to the two new tables comfortably ensconced by the windows and microfiche cabinets.

Combined with our comfy couches, convenient reading material, warm wood surrounds and views of the state park in our backyard, we are fairly certain that you won't find a more relaxing study corner anywhere in the neighborhood.

Exam time means plenty of studying, reading, outlining and writing in the library. But it also means time to take a well-deserved study break.

So, in addition to our many study-focused services (past-year exams, CALI lessons, and study guides available at the Circulation desk) we are once again providing coffee, snacks, and games to help you through the end of semester.

Three lucky Boley Law Library Facebook fans will win an exam survival kit featuring tea, snacks, essential study supplies and stress relief playdough. All you have to do is be a fan (and a current Lewis & Clark Law School student).

Tami Gierloff, Director of your Boley Law Library, is the focus this week of everyone's favorite Facebook post, Meet the Library Staff.

CALI, the Center for Computer-Assisted Legal Instruction, has created a number of ebooks that include the Federal Rules of Evidence, Criminal Procedure and