Beus Center for Law and Society
Where Law Meets Society
The Beus Center for Law and Society (BCLS) is the home to the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University. The building space uses form and function to connect students, visitors, and the general public to the role of justice in society. The BCLS was designed to be inviting, engaging, and accessible to everyone who is interested in learning about the law, its effect on our daily lives, and the many services and resources available through ASU and other BCLS partners.
ASU Law is proud to be a part of the BCLS, an endeavor that will further the legacy and work of the college’s namesake — Justice Sandra Day O’Connor — who is devoted to ensuring citizens learn about and understand the importance of rule of law and civic engagement.
About the Building
Plans for the BCLS were unveiled on December 2013. Construction on the six-story, $129 million building began in the summer of 2014. ASU Law students will find their learning experiences and opportunities enhanced by being steps away from the legal, political, and economic heart of Arizona in the nation’s sixth-largest city. This move to downtown Phoenix makes it easier for students to network with alumni and other experts, as well as prospective employers.
Reserve Space
Reserve one of our several conference rooms, meeting spaces, study rooms, or the W. P. Carey Foundation Armstrong Great Hall. Click the button below to fill out the form and reserve space at any available time. Our spaces are great for conferences large and small. We also feature state of the art technology in every meeting area to assist in presentation and engagement.