This week we’re teaching low cost and free legal resources, cost effective searching, researching administrative law, focusing on citation resources, celebrating Arab American Heritage Month, and previewing Ohio Oral Arguments. This Week’s Research Sessions Monday, April 3, 2023 Advanced Legal … Continue reading →
This week we’re wishing those taking the MPRE good luck! We’re also teaching low cost and free legal resources and cost effective searching, as well as continuing to celebrate Women’s History Month, and previewing U.S. Supreme Court oral arguments. This … Continue reading →
This week we’re back from spring break and looking at Ohio Legal Research, exploring resources for the MPRE, continuing to celebrate Women’s History Month, and previewing Ohio and U.S. Supreme Court oral arguments. This Week’s Research Sessions Monday, March 20, … Continue reading →
This week in the Law Library we’re teaching first year students Administrative Law research, exploring resources for law student mental health, looking at resources for the Week Against Mass Incarceration, and continuing to celebrate Women’s History Month. This Week’s Research … Continue reading →
This week in the Law Library we’re teaching first year students Administrative Law research and advanced searching, exploring legal analytics, looking at e-discovery, continuing to celebrate Black History Month, beginning to celebrate Women’s History Month, and previewing oral arguments for … Continue reading →
This week in the Law Library we’re teaching first year students advanced searching, learning about the First Amendment and Education Law, celebrating President’s Day, continuing to celebrate Black History Month, and previewing oral arguments for the U.S. Supreme Court. This … Continue reading →
This week in the Law Library we’re introducing first year students to advanced searching and administrative law research, focusing on love and the law, and continuing to celebrate Black History Month. This Week’s Research Sessions Monday, February 13, 2023 Lawyering … Continue reading →