Founded in 1889, Osgoode is one of Canada’s largest and most respected law schools and a centre of influential legal research and thinking. Our students, teachers and scholars share a common goal: to advance positive change in a world where rights are often contested, and justice can be complex. Throughout Osgoode’s long history, we’ve always seen the practice of law as more than a means to an end. It’s a journey that takes you from identifying the issues that matter to creating meaningful impact.

The Law Library’s mission is to support intensive research and innovative teaching by collecting, organizing, preserving and disseminating legal scholarship; by providing effective service and instruction; and by using electronic service and instruction; and by using electronic information systems to provide access to new resources and services.