Claire Newfeld, 2L and Joanna Jandali, 2L Honored for Exemplary Student Research
First Place: Claire Newfeld, Indian Boarding School Deaths and the Federal Tort Claims Act: A Route to a Remedy Second Place: Joanna Jandali, Jammed […]
Month: April 2022
Summer at the Law Library: Research Heats Up
Summer is not a vacation for the librarians at the Ross-Blakley Law Library. The end of the spring semester only renews our focus […]
Law Library Helps You Get in Shape for Finals
The Law Library has an abundance of resources to help you prepare for your exams. Our online study aids subscriptions will help […]
New Library Titles Debate Law’s Role in Healing Our Planet
Earth Day is coming up later this month, and to mark the occasion, the law library is highlighting new additions to its […]
Your Mindful Reminder: New Book on Harnessing the Inner Voice and Upgraded Mindfulness Guide Can Help You Succeed
The Law Library’s Mindfulness and Mental Wellness in Law School guide has been newly updated and upgraded to help you succeed even […]
Summer 2022 and Post-Graduation Use of LexisNexis, Westlaw, Bloomberg Law
The Law Library provides you with unlimited access to a number of premium resources while you are in school and even after […]
Practically Attorneys: Tools for Efficient Legal Work
By now, all of us in law school are familiar with using Westlaw, Lexis, and Bloomberg to find case law, statutes, and secondary sources. But all […]
Innocence Found: Former Prosecutor Turned Innocence Advocate’s New Book Takes Intersectional Approach
The Law Library is excited to launch an ongoing series in which we will be reviewing newly published books authored by faculty […]
Warrior of Freedom: Author Pivoted from Prosecutor to Passionate Advocate for Innocent Inmates
“Carceral feminist” is the phrase Valena Beety used to describe her old self, when she was a law student and prosecutor. The […]