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The Wolf Law Library's 380,000 volume collection, comfortable building and service-oriented staff offers students and other users an excellent setting for study and research.

The Law School is a graduate school of the state-supported College of William & Mary, offering a three-year J.D. degree program of full-time study, a Master of Laws (LL.M.) in the American Legal System, and the joint degrees of Law and Master of Business Administration, Law and Master of Public Policy, and Law and Master of Arts in American Studies.

The Librarians Assembly promotes the interests and participation of its members in the affairs of libraries, the university and the profession at large.

William and Mary's library system includes Swem Library and libraries in each of the graduate and professional schools.

The W&M Licensing Office operates to promote and protect the marks of the College, while generating revenue from the sale of products bearing the William and Mary name and marks.

Linguistics is the study of language both as a faculty of mind and as a social institution. Although linguistics is itself a discipline, the concentration at W&M is administered through the Charles Center as an interdisciplinary program. The minor in linguistics is offered through the Department of English. A concentration in linguistics provides the student with comprehensive exposure to a range of topics concerning the structure, history, acquisition, and cultural use of language.

This website provides access to the W&M library collections catalog.

The program in Literary and Cultural Studies brings a cross-cultural and interdisciplinary perspective to the study of literature.