Carnegie Library

The library opened in 1907, thanks to a gift from the Andrew Carnegie Foundation. It's one of two original Carnegie college libraries still used as a library.

The H Douglas Barclay Law Library in Syracuse, NY is a renowned institution that offers a comprehensive range of legal resources and services. With a focus on experiential learning, the library provides students with practical opportunities to enhance their legal education beyond the classroom. Its nationally recognized innovative centers and trial advocacy program, along with prestigious externship placements and clinical opportunities, ensure that students receive a well-rounded legal education that prepares them to make a meaningful impact in the field of law. At the H Douglas Barclay Law Library, students have the opportunity to learn from distinguished faculty who are experts in their respective fields, particularly in disability, innovation, and national security law. With a powerful network of over 11,000 extraordinary alumni, the library offers a dynamic legal education that empowers students to pursue justice and effect positive change. Through its diverse and interdisciplinary centers and institutes, the library fosters collaboration among students, faculty, and practitioners to address complex legal challenges and promote innovation in the legal profession.Generated from the website