Law Library Award for Exemplary Student Research
Do you want to win $500? Do you want something special to add to your resume? How about all the pats on […]
Month: January 2020
Cite Check: Just Do It
Why do law librarians and legal writing professors make such a big deal about the cite-checking process? In this blog post I […]
3L Bar Exam Haiku Contest!
Would you like to win a copy of Prof. Noreuil’s book The Zen of Passing the Bar Exam? We will be giving […]
(W)rites of Passage: New Library Research Guide for First Year Oral Arguments and Briefs
Oral arguments force first year law students to look, sound, and act like lawyers, many for the first time. And they’re graded. […]
Writing an Environmental Paper? We’ll Help You Planet!
Devastating wildfires, melting glaciers, impending extinctions, polluted oceans, persistent droughts, and greenhouse gases cry out for legal attention, and the challenges can […]
Topical Swarm: Law Library Introduces New Guides for Student Scholarship
Our law has roots that stretch back ages to Medieval England, and at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law, students break […]