Libraries TransformTM Susan Boland reminds us in her accompanying blog post and in the library’s display area that not only are libraries transforming ourselves, but we enable others, including our students, to transform into who they need and want to … Continue reading →
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 →
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 →
Welcome back from your holiday break! As this week’s short courses launch, most of you are getting ready for the full class schedule that begins next week. The Marx Law Library and its staff are ready to help you get … Continue reading →
No Doom in Store for You! Now that we really have your attention, let the law library help you prepare for final exams, course papers, and whatever else you have to finish in the next few weeks. Use the more … Continue reading →
Upcoming Research Training Sessions Tuesday, September 6th Professor Oliver’s Section 4 Statutes with Ronald Jones 9:00 – 10:25 A.M. in Room 302 Tuesday, September 13th Professor Bradley’s Section 2 Cases with Shannon Kemen 9:00 – 10:25 A.M. in Room 100B … Continue reading →