The impeachment trial of President Donald J. Trump has started so let’s explore impeachment and impeachment resources in this blog post. So far, no president has been removed from office due to impeachment, but President Trump is the third president … Continue reading →
Martin Luther King Jr. Day Closure The Law Library will be closed Monday, Jan. 20 for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Law students and faculty will have their usual 24/7 access; however, circulation and reference services will not be available, … Continue reading →
The Distinguished Visiting Professor of Law was endowed by Stanley M. Chesley (’60) in 2006 to bring outstanding legal scholars of national and international prominence in all areas of law to the College as visiting professors. On Tuesday, Jan. 14, … Continue reading →
Now that final exams are over what are you going to do with all that free time? How about cozying up with a good book! Hey, what else do you expect a librarian to suggest! ABA Greatest Law Novels Ever … Continue reading →
It’s International Human Rights Day! Human Rights Day is observed every year on December 10th. On December 10, 1948, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt was the Chairperson of … Continue reading →
Previously, we covered study aids and resources to help you prepare for taking exams, as well as the types of study aids and how you might use them for exam study. In this post, we’ll look at study aids for … Continue reading →
Last week we covered study aids and other resources that can help prepare you for upcoming exams. This week we’ll look at the types of study aids and how you might use them for exam study. Stay tuned for our … Continue reading →