Law School Building: Earle Mack School of Law @ Drexel University

The entire area shares Drexel's campus-wide wireless access to the internet. More. (photos by Michael Dean Giamo - © 2007)		Located in the heart of the University's main campus in University City, the College of Law includes: A 2-story atrium and balcony area for informal meetings, receptions, and group study Three large classrooms, one of which serves as a moot courtroom One medium classroom Three smaller classrooms 3 seminar rooms 24 offices for full-time faculty members, plus space for adjunct professors Office space for student organizations and journals A two-floor library Quiet study areas within the library Other areas where students can meet and work Fourth floor Dean's suite and main Administrative offices

Below: Selected photographs of the College of Law building.

(l. to rt.) - lobby of new Law School building; moot court room; front of building at mid-day

(l. to rt.) - typical classroom in new building; 4-storey bay windows; Law Library gallery

(l. to rt.) - 4th floor Dean's suite; front entrance; new Law Library facade

(l. to rt.) - 3rd floor Law Library; skylight over Library stairway; reference desk in Library

(l. to rt.) - Law School lobby facing east; vestibule flat screens for announcements; view from 2nd floor
mezzanine over lobby

More about Drexel Law

The law building is located at 3320 Market Street, between 33rd and 34th Streets. It is across the street from the Daskalaskis Athletic Center, and next door to the University's main library (Hagerty). It is also half a block from SEPTA's Market-Frankfort elevated/subway line (serving Center City and the Northeast), as well as the subway-surface lines (serving the City's central areas and western suburbs), making the law school convenient to housing and to the courts and co-op placements in the Philadelphia legal community.

Law School Ribbon Cutting Ceremony: Click HERE to view photos.

Law Building History: Groundbreaking

Drexel University hosted the groundbreaking ceremony on November 15, 2005 to begin construction for the College of Law facility. To view remarks via video clips made by dignitaries during the groundbreaking ceremony, please click HERE.