You’ve already made it through the first week! Now that you’ve started work in most, if not all, of your classes, you probably have a better idea of what is required of you in each of them. Don’t forget to … Continue reading →
Welcome! We in the Robert S. Marx Law Library welcome our entering 1L, transfer, and LL.M. students and welcome back the college’s returning students. In the past, students have often thought primarily of the library as a place: a place to … Continue reading →
We had a great time yesterday discussing Law Library resources and services! Below are some things to help you remember everything we discussed: Video of the 2016 Introduction to Law Library Resources & Services: https://goo.gl/EbxvUI 1-L Survival Guide: http://guides.libraries.uc.edu/1Lsurvivalguide LLM … Continue reading →
Welcome everyone to the College of Law! On Monday, August 15 the Law Library will have a table in the Atrium where we will be distributing Lexis, Westlaw, and Bloomberg Law credentials. You’ll want to register for these legal research … Continue reading →
Thinking About Exams? The Law Library and our librarians are your go-to source for the resources you need to beef up you exam readiness: Review our Exam Study Guide by Susan Boland. Recently updated, it has tips about where to … Continue reading →
Research Training Sessions Monday, April 4th Professor Lenhart’s Section 2 Administrative Law with Ron Jones 1:30 – 2:55 P.M. in Room 100B Tuesday, April 5th Professor Smith’s Section 1 Administrative Law with Susan Boland 10:40 A.M. – 12:05 P.M. in … Continue reading →
Judge in Residence Program The Marx Law Library joins with the rest of the College of Law in welcoming Judge Jed Rakoff, Judge for the Southern District of New York, as Judge in Residence this week. This annual program provides … Continue reading →