Seven Reasons to Meet with a Librarian About Your Open Memo
We can help you navigate research resources and identify relevant information quickly: We are here to show you ways to narrow down […]
Month: September 2019
ASU Digital Subscription to the New York Times
ASU Students, faculty and staff can sign-up for a digital subscription to the New York Times for free. The New York Times reports on a wide range of topics […]
Faculty Spotlight: Professor Hinshaw and the Peacemakers of ADR
Professor Art Hinshaw’s teaching and research focuses on alternative dispute resolution, a field that looks to forge peace between adversaries that, among […]
Speedy and Thorough: Research Tips for Time-squeezed 1Ls
At the end of June 2017, I finished my 1L year at ASU by sleepily turning in my final memo for Intensive […]
Be here now.
Much of law school involves looking ahead: I am in a professional school and want to make connections and do the right […]
ASU’s Commitment to Diversity & Inclusion Changed My Life
Hi, I’m Andrea, and I adore ASU so much that I’m now working as a research fellow at the law library. But […]
Celebrate Constitution Day with the New Constitution Annotated
Constitution Day commemorates the formation and signing of the U.S. Constitution on September 17, 1787. To celebrate this year’s Constitution Day, the Law […]
Law Library Closed This Weekend 9/21-9/22
The University will be conducting some construction in the parking garage this weekend (9/21-9/22) which will necessitate shutting down the power in […]
Professor Saks and the Psychology of Criminal Law
In addition to his first-year criminal law class and his upper-level course on empirical, scientific evidence and the law, Professor Michael Saks […]
Bloomberg Law: In-Focus Content
What is it? In-Focus pages are intended to be a one-stop-shop for issues that are currently in the headlines. They have everything […]