Skip to Main Content
Banner Image

Guide to Library Services for Law Review and Law Journals

This guide will serve as a fundamental resource for information on library services and policies geared toward DePaul Law Review and Specialty Journals and their specific research needs.

How To Find Books:

1. Search the Catalog:

  • Search DePaul and/or I-share holdings via Primo.
    • After initial search, click on Sign in link and select DePaul University Users if prompted                     
    • Primo will allow you to search by title, author/creator, keyword, subject and ISSN/ISBN.
    • You can set limiters to restrict your search to Everything at DePaul, Articles & More at DePaul, All I-share Libraries, Libraries Worldwide or Course Reserves.
    • Further narrow your search by material type language and/or date range.
  • Search DePaul, I-share and other holdings from institutions across the country via DePaul Law's Worldcat Local Catalog
    • Please use the Rinn Law Library's Version of WorldCat Local to place a Tipasa request. Placing your request through the University Libraries WorldCat Local link will direct you to their Tipasa system to place your request.
    • The University Libraries WILL NOT process Tipasa requests for DePaul College of Law Faculty or Students.

2. Search Online Digital Repositories:

Online digital repositories for books (as well as other resources) can be especially helpful for materials that are freely accessible for use and/or fall within the public domain. This can be used as an option in situations where items are unable to be secured through DePaul, I-share or WorldCat.

3. Ask a Law Reference Librarian:

If you are unable to locate a resource through the library catalog or via internet tools such as Google Books please contact a reference librarian. You can contact a law reference librarian by: