Banned Books Week: Emphasizing the Need to Preserve Access to Information Each year the Marx Law Library joins libraries across the country and the American Library Association in marking Banned Books Week. As librarians we strongly support your unrestricted right … Continue reading →
Celebrating Our Nation’s Foundational Legal Document Constitution Day is September 17th, and it celebrates the signing of the U.S. Constitution by the Constitutional Convention at Philadelphia on that day in 1787. Each year the College of Law hosts a lecture … Continue reading →
Library & Lexis Faculty & Staff Update Next Week We invite faculty and staff to join us on Wednesday, September 15th for a Lexis update from Ashley Russell, our LexisNexis Law School Representative. Ashley will cover the updated Interactive Citation … Continue reading →
Resource Spotlight: CALI Lessons CALI provides hundreds of online lessons in law school course topics, from basic legal research to evidence, civil procedure, contracts, and just about any class topic that you can name. Lessons serve both to reinforce what … Continue reading →
Welcome and Welcome Back! We’re again happy to welcome new 1L and LL.M. students and welcome back returning 2L and 3L students. This year we also can welcome certificate program students. Please count on the Law Library to help you … Continue reading →
Research Training Session Tuesday Human Rights Quarterly Staff Training with Susan Boland 3:00 P.M. – 5:00 P.M. Room 100B Studying for the Bar Exam While you start your bar review course, don’t forget that the library has a Bar … Continue reading →
With classes wrapping up this week, we offer some tips so that you and your computer will be ready for smooth and steady performance on final exams. Tips for You Plan your study time realistically: By know you know how … Continue reading →