Stay informed about closing days, trial subscriptions, and the new databases, magazines, and ebook packages in the Law Library collection.
On Monday, 20th May, it is Whitsun Monday, and both the Campus Library and the Law Library will be closed.
Starting April 8th (and likely until May 26th), access through the staff entrance will be obstructed due to construction. On weekdays, the Law Library will close at 4 PM. The Law Library will be closed on Saturdays during this period.
As of 1 April 2024 students and faculty of Hasselt University have access to the full online journal portfolio (some 420 titles) published by Cambridge University Press.
As of 28 March the University Library offers on and off campus access to 18 law related titles from the Oxford University Press Very Short Introductions collection.
On Wednesday, March 11, introduction sessions for PXL students will take place in the Limburg Law Library.
The RBL aims to optimally fulfill its role as an accessible meeting point. Therefore, we have recently introduced a number of new features. The two brand-new 'co'lab boxes' at the back of the library are ideally suited for all kinds of group work activities. In the social space (the 'm'eating room'), you can relax or have a chat, but also eat your own brought lunch or drink coffee.
Earlier this year, the shareholders of the legal database Jurisquare decided to discontinue the service via the platform. This means that for UHasselt, after the current license expires on January 5, 2024, lecturers, researchers, and students will no longer have access to this database.
Starting on October 1st 2023, the University Library will grant on-campus access to the legal database LexNow. Here, you can access books and journals from a range of legal publishers, including Anthemis, die Keure / la Charte, LeA Uitgevers, Boom Juridisch, Politeia, and Story Publishers.
On Tuesday, September 26th, introductory sessions will be held at the Limburg Law Library for first-year law students.
UHasselt recently acquired an online subscription to the Omnilegie database. The so-called 'blue codes (Blauwe Wetboeken) of Die Keure' serve as the foundation for this database.
On Monday, 21st November, UHasselt will transition to the digital press database Belga.press. From now on, you will have access to the consolidated content of all Belgian news brands through this online news platform.