Building Access
Scott Hall is open for business 8:30 a.m.- 6:30 p.m., Monday-Thursday, and 8:30 a.m.-5
p.m., Friday. All visitors must check in at the reception desk in the first-floor
lobby to obtain a visitor’s badge. All members of the SLU LAW and SLU community (students,
faculty and staff) must present their University ID upon entering. There is no public
access available on the weekends.
Library access is currently restricted to current SLU LAW students, faculty and staff.
Database Access
The Saint Louis University Law Library is providing SLU LAW alumni with free online access to HeinOnline's Law Journal Library, a collection of more than 1,800 law and law-related journals. The collection includes ABA Journals, most cited law journals, and selected international and non-U.S. law journals. Coverage is from the first issue published for each journal and goes through the most current issues allowed by the publisher. Search by article title, author, subject, state, country published or full text. The "Articles that cite this article" feature allows users to determine the scholarly impact of the article they are using.
To access this service, graduates will need to login to mySLU - http://myslu.slu.edu - using their SLUnet username and password. Alumni that need their password reset can visit https://password.slu.edu or call the ITS Service Desk at (314) 977-4000 for assistance.
Once logged into the mySLU site, click on the Tools tab at the top of the page to display a page of available services and modules.
To access the HeinOnline service, simply click on the HeinOnline icon on the tools
page.
Alumni are asked to please contact the ITS Service Desk at (314) 977-4000 if the icon
is not available on their mySLU tools page or if there are any problems logging into
the service. If you have any general questions about this service or specific search
techniques, please contact the Law Library’s Reference Desk at (314) 977-1447.
Course Availability for Attorneys
Individuals who have earned a law degree are eligible to take no more than two courses at SLU LAW. Courses will be taken for no credit, individuals will not be enrolled with the university and the course will not appear on a transcript.