Have You Voted Yet? If Not, Please Vote Tomorrow! Elections matter, and so does your vote. If your vote didn’t matter, then there wouldn’t be officials in some states who try so hard to suppress voting. Please make your voice … Continue reading →
From Halloween ’til Standard Time Although we librarians generally stick to facts, there seems to be some concern about protecting you from zombies and other odd creatures and occurrences this week. We do favor treats over tricks, other than the … Continue reading →
International Open Access Week This week draws attention to Open Access literature and research, which generally is digital, online, free of charge, and free of most copyright and licensing restrictions. Through the Marx Law Library the College of Law publishes … Continue reading →
Civil Liberties Since 9/11/2001 Associate Director Susan Boland has prepared a slide presentation on civil liberties in the U.S. since the attacks of September 11>sup>th, 2011. Including statistics on border searches of electronic devices and attitudes toward whether policies are … Continue reading →
Law Librarians Know Legal Research Our skilled librarians know the ins and outs of legal research, from codes and cases to rules and regulations. For 1L students, they partner with your legal writing instructors to set you on the path … Continue reading →
A Few Changes to Note As you head off to your first day of fall semester classes, please note these changes in library operations. First, the library will be open and staffed Monday through Friday, from 8:00 AM to 9:00 … Continue reading →
Library & Lexis Lunch & Learn on Thursday, April 5th Chow down while Susan Boland and Ashley Russell show you the ins and outs of “Professionally Researching Assignments for an Attorney or Professor from Start to Finish.” Lexis points for … Continue reading →