A new guide providing updates and summaries of Executive Orders and related litigation and policy developments.
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New Resource: A Guide to Executive Orders and Related Developments
Welcome Mads Ball!
We are excited to announce that Madeleine (Mads) Ball has joined the library as our new Student Services Librarian! Mads brings a wealth of experience and a strong passion for supporting students in their academic journeys. In this new role,
Read moreMuseday Tuesday – Google 2.0 – Improving Your Internet Searches
As the cliché goes – searching the Internet is both a blessing and a curse. A blessing in that a vast amount of information is available free of charge. A curse because a vast amount of information is available free
Read moreAccess Your eTextbooks Offline
Many textbooks and e-resources can be accessed offline. Whether you’re using an e-textbook for exams, or looking to study on the go, set yourself up for success by making sure you can access your materials. Below are step-by-step instructions for
Read moreThanksgiving: Myths, Fact, and Creating a Tradition
Joyce Janto explains the history of Thanksgiving as retold in Virginia and elsewhere, and delves into the hidden history of Thanksgiving as holiday-spending stimulus.
Read moreThe First Monday in October and Other Supreme Court Facts
Today, the first Monday in October, is a legally significant day. It’s the day the U.S. Supreme Court begins its term. But why the first Monday in October? Read this post to find out.
Read moreA Long Shot: Using Scrolling Screenshots to Save Your Internet Research
If you are like me, you regularly need to save articles from internet sources for later review. As a law librarian, I gather news sources for faculty, educational resources for my students, and articles on librarianship and professional development for
Read morePublishing Tips for Student Writers – January 2022 Updates!
As a law student you can certainly expect to research and write a paper (or two) during the course of your tenure. Ever wondered if that hard work has the chops to be published in a law review, specialty or
Read moreResearching English Case Law? Try vLex Justis and Justis Parliament!
Interested in researching English case law? The law library has you covered. While Westlaw and Lexis provide access to some material, the law library subscribes to a number of other resources with greater utility.
Read moreWe have Virginia Lawyers Weekly!
The newspaper reports all decisions issued by the Supreme Court of Virginia, the Virginia Court of Appeals and the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Also featured are hundreds of rulings from state Circuit Court judges, U.S. District Court judges,
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