Named for a prominent local attorney and patron of the law school, the Paul L. Boley Library is the largest law library in Oregon and the second largest in the Pacific Northwest. The 48,000-square-foot structure, conceived by architect Paul Thiry, has a uniquely designed roof supported by 10 hyperbolic parabolas that also form the ceiling of the building. The library houses the equivalent of over 500,000 volumes, as well as the Center for Animal Law Studies, study areas, and administrative offices.
Closest Parking Lots: B (Law Campus), C (Upper Griswold)
- Animal Law
- Law Library
Summary
Animal Law, Law Library