What Is Juneteenth? Juneteenth marks the day when federal troops arrived in Galveston, TX in 1865 to take control of the state and ensure that all enslaved people in Texas were free. Troops did not arrive until two and a … Continue reading →
This week we’re covering library resources for faculty, legal technology competencies, looking at bar exam resources, reviewing basic legal research skills for summer, celebrating Loving Day, and continuing our celebration of Pride Month. Summer Faculty Workshop Session Wednesday, June 14, … Continue reading →
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and all of this month we have been highlighting resources to learn more about the many Asian American and Pacific Islander contributions and the issues they face. Below we recap those … Continue reading →
This week we’re preparing for our Legal Research & Legal Technology Competency Programs’ summer sessions, looking at bar exam resources, reviewing basic legal research skills for summer, and continuing our celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month as … Continue reading →
This week we’re reviewing summer access to legal databases, looking at bar exam resources, providing the schedule for Legal Research & Legal Technology Competency Programs’ summer sessions, reviewing basic legal research skills for summer, and continuing our celebration of Asian … Continue reading →
This week in the Law Library we’re celebrating our graduates; providing information on graduate and summer access to Lexis, Westlaw, and B-Law; reminding you of our Bar Exam resources; giving you a heads up on the Legal Research & Legal … Continue reading →
Previously we looked at selected study aids for the first and second week of Spring 2023 exams. This blog post looks at selected study aids for the exams scheduled as a take-home this semester. Study Spaces Looking for a place … Continue reading →