A special ceremony that many students have probably been looking forward to since becoming law students is the hooding ceremony. The hooding ceremony confers a special recognition upon those graduating, not just for law students, but anyone rece ...

Posted Apr 26, 2024 by Scott Park

It pays to see your government at work!  While you might grumble at times, the federal government does a great many things for our nation everyday. Recently, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) launched a new website called the Fede ...

Posted Apr 17, 2024 by Eric Taylor, Evening Reference Librarian

Happy National Library Week !  It does seem like every other day is a themed day of some kind (you can check on this website- for example, today is also National Hug Your Dog Day and National Siblings Day, so make sure to hug your pups an ...

Posted Apr 10, 2024 by Babler,Emma

Seeking help for exam preparation and want a study aid but don't know the title to ask for?  The Law Library has a quick guide that provides a list of all available study aids, Study Aids on Reserve, located at the circulation desk. The ...

Posted Apr 3, 2024 by Jenny Zook, Reference Librarian

You've probably noticed signs within the library imploring patrons to not reshelve books.  But you may not know why the librarians prefer you place that book on the reshelving cart and the answer may surprise you. Many of our materials do ...

Posted Mar 14, 2024 by Manriquez,Elizabeth, Head of Reference & Scholarly Support

If your research involves Chinese law, be sure to explore PKUlaw. This database* has two components –ChinaLawInfo, the original Chinese version, and LawInfoChina, its English language counterpart that provides translations of key legal m ...

Posted Mar 6, 2024 by Sunil Rao,