The Helen Stubblefield Law Library at Labouré, named for Helen Stubblefield Law, is open to all members of the college community, and is located on the third floor of the C building.
You can access all of the Library's resources directly through the following links:
Library Services
Students are encouraged to take advantage of the expansive network of information and resources offered through the library.
Access to resources and features includes:
- Access to the library collection, including online services for remote users
- Access to professional support to help with one-on-one research strategies, finding academic sources, collecting data, and assistance with citing references
- A diverse collection of physical books, eBooks, streaming videos, and electronic databases
- Access to the online library catalog (OPAC) and Interlibrary Loan
- Computers for researching the internet, online databases, and word processing
- Bookable study rooms for study
Interlibrary Loan
Interlibrary Loan (ILL) is a free service provided by the Labouré Library to obtain electronic materials (usually journal articles) from another library when Labouré's library does not have the item in its own collection.
Borrowing Policies
- In order to borrow materials, you must have your Labouré ID.
- Reference and periodicals are in-library use only.
- Headphones and reserves do not leave the library.
- A book is considered lost if not returned after 90 days.
- Lost or damaged items are billed to the patron at the replacement cost of the item.
Contact the Assistant Library Director
Elaine Joubert
Email: Elaine_Joubert@laboure.edu
Phone: (617) 207-3627
