The College of Law and the Marx Law Library are generally as safe as any other space on campus. Because you likely spend much of your day, and sometimes perhaps night here, we offer a few tips to help improve … Continue reading →
We had a great time yesterday discussing Law Library resources and services! Below are some things to help you remember everything we discussed: Video of the 2016 Introduction to Law Library Resources & Services: https://goo.gl/EbxvUI 1-L Survival Guide: http://guides.libraries.uc.edu/1Lsurvivalguide LLM … Continue reading →
Welcome everyone to the College of Law! On Monday, August 15 the Law Library will have a table in the Atrium where we will be distributing Lexis, Westlaw, and Bloomberg Law credentials. You’ll want to register for these legal research … Continue reading →
Judge in Residence Program The Marx Law Library joins with the rest of the College of Law in welcoming Judge Jed Rakoff, Judge for the Southern District of New York, as Judge in Residence this week. This annual program provides … Continue reading →
This edition is a day late. Here’s what’s coming up! Upcoming Research Sessions Wednesday, January 27th Professor Bradley’s Section 3 Advanced Searching Techniques with Shannon Kemen 1:30 – 255:P.M. in Room 100A Thursday, January 29th Professor Smith’s Section 1 Advanced … Continue reading →
Disney’s “The Lion King” was released in the summer of 1994, when many of the 1L students whom we welcome today were toddling around the house. Its most familiar song, which evokes the film’s theme, is “The Circle of Life,” … Continue reading →
Library & Lexis Lunch & Learn Series We invite 1L students to take your Lexis research skills to the next level by registering for and attending the next session in this series. Monday, March 30th 12:15 P.M. – 1:15 P.M. … Continue reading →