Virtual Tour: Main Campus - Koret Law Center
Right across the street from St. Ignatius Church, USF's School of Law is housed in the Koret Law Center, which is compromised of Kendrick Hall and the law library.
Kendrick Hall features lecture halls, a moot court, offices, meeting space, and an art gallery.
Our hilltop location offers fantastic views of the city, including Twin Peaks, the Panhandle, and Buena Vista Park.
The dramatic ceiling of Kendrick Hall's central atrium provides plenty of natural light.
Take a seat in the rotunda and enjoy the beautiful lighting and interesting architecture.
Law students get hands-on oral advocacy, brief writing, and leadership practice in the Moot Court Room.
The Zief Library features study rooms with audio-visual equipment and a computer lab designed for legal research instruction.
Club 59 is a quiet study room that provides large windows for students draw inspiration from the view of lower campus.
Zief Plaza is a courtyard between Kendrick Hall and the law library where you can enjoy fresh air and views of the city.
Koret Law Center
Comprised of Kendrick Hall and the Dorraine Zief Law Library, the Koret Law Center hosts more than 500 students pursuing full and part-time Juris Doctor (JD) and Master of Laws (LLM) programs.
Kendrick Hall’s unique circular construction, surrounding a dramatic central atrium, provides one of the most interesting architectural environments on campus. The building features lecture halls, seminar rooms, a moot court room, faculty offices, student lounges and an art gallery.
The Dorraine Zief Law Library is a 49,000-square-foot, three-story facility fully equipped with the most advanced technological infrastructure and more than 350,000 volumes of print and electronic legal materials.