Don’t forget, you can always reach out to us with a question during reference hours via LiveChat.

You can never learn too much about the Blue book.  It takes a long time to master, and even after years of using it you are still learning new things.  Come join a long-time user to explore some of the tricks that make using the Blue book easier.  This Wednesday at 1pm in Rm 312.

Never forget the power of the library catalog.  It’s a great place to start your research when looking for a book or journal or something by a particular author or on a particular subject.

Did you know the library has a Facebook page?

Come and take a look, and heck, let’s be friends!

All of the library’s most used e-resources can be found alphabetically here.

[NB. If the alpha list seems too daunting, take a look at our Subject List of Electronic Resources which covers many of the same resources and links important Free Internet Resources and Research Guides. RMO]

Don’t despair, help is on the way. 

MyPrint printers for law students are located in room 316.  You may print from any library computer or see IT Help Center’s instructions to add the printers to your laptop.  Although the law printers are not listed on that page, you will be able to add them as you follow the instructions.

If you have any questions about MyPrint at the law school, please contact Mike Micale in the Systems & Technology department or Raquel Ortiz in the library.

Get your questions answered here.

Don’t forget, you can always reach out to us with a question during reference hours via LiveChat.

This week’s Weekly Workshop is on How to Start a Research Paper.  The Workshop is scheduled for this Wednesday, September 23, at 1pm in room 312.  Come on by and get a leg up on your research!