Magna Carta Display in the Law Library
Magna Carta, which means “The Great Charter”, is one of the most important documents in Anglo-American legal history. It established the principle […]
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Highlights from Justice Sandra Day O’Connor’s Personal Library
Justice O’Connor’s interests were wide – the items received by the Ross-Blakley Law Library from the Justice’s personal library include joke books, […]
Highlights from Justice Sandra Day O’Connor’s Personal Library
Last year the family of Justice Sandra Day O’Connor generously gifted the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law and the Ross-Blakley Law […]
First Monday in October
The Supreme Court’s 2021-2022 term begins today, the “first Monday in October” as laid out in 28 U.S.C. § 2. There are […]
Research with Conviction: New Criminal Law Research Guide
United States criminal law is a complex beast, with variations among all states and the federal government. Researchers and advocates challenge criminal […]
How Do I Know Which Study Guides are Right for Me?
Are you rudderless in a sea of books, guides, and online materials? Do you need help taming an onslaught of resources? Help […]
Summer at the Library: Research Heats Up
Summer is not a vacation for the librarians at the Ross-Blakley Law Library. The end of spring semester only renews our focus on […]
Internship, Externship, New Job: Stand Out from the Crowd on Day One
Starting a new internship, externship, or job during law school can be nerve-wracking. We want our work product to stand out so […]
Exam Prep: The Law Library Can Help
The Law Library has an abundance of resources to help you prepare for your exams. Our online study aids subscriptions will help […]
Sarah Brunswick, 2L & Kole Lyons, 2L Honored for Exemplary Student Research
First Place: Sarah Brunswick, PFAS Are Forever: Why Unregulated Agricultural Water Is Not a Girl’s Best Friend Second Place: Kole Lyons, Fresh from […]