Transform your ideas about the library: celebrate National Library Week April 9-15 From Susan Boland, Associate Director for Public and Research Services: This week, the Robert S. Marx Law Library joins libraries in schools, campuses and communities nationwide in celebrating … Continue reading →
About Supreme Court Nominations This appears to be the “make or break” week for the nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the vacant seat on the U.S. Supreme Court. Associate Director Susan Boland has assembled a display of materials on … Continue reading →
Women’s History Month and OER Week Continuing the blog’s new habit of recognizing special months as they near their end, we join in celebrating Women’s History Month. Susan Boland has set up a library display on notable women in the … Continue reading →
We hope that you traveled to a sunny locale, and that you were not caught in last week’s winter storm. Take advantage of our research training this week and next! Library & Lexis Lunch & Learn 1-L Lexis Training with … Continue reading →
Nearly Halfway Through the Semester Spring break commences at the end of this week, with no classes March 13th – 17th. As we wish our students a refreshing week with the opportunity to relax and recharge, we also remind you … Continue reading →
Black History Month When you visit the library this week, please see the Celebrate Black History Month display on our front table and the video screen. Upcoming Research Sessions Monday, February 27th Professor Bryant’s Legislative & Statutory Interpretation class Researching … Continue reading →
[This post first appeared on February 15, 2016.] Is It Really “Presidents Day?” Most of our calendars and the advertisements from retail stores and automobile dealers tell us that today, the third Monday in February, is “Presidents Day.” This seemingly … Continue reading →