CSU Law students have swipe-only access to the Learning Commons in the law library, a space that is popular for group studying as well as events. Inside the Learning Commons you’ll find the Wellness Lounge, a large and quiet space
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Group Study Spaces in the Law Library
In addition to our private study rooms, the Ohio Room is a great place in the law library for group study. You’ll find plenty of open tables and a handy vending machine for study snacks. The Ohio Room is located…
Comment 8: A Website for Cybercurious Law Students and Legal Pros
Here at CSU|LAW we provide classes and programs that focus on cybersecurity and privacy as it relates to the study and practice of the law. Some of those classes get pretty technical, focusing on using and understanding hacking tools; hacking…
ProQuest Databases Suite for Primary Law Research & Topics Pages
Through the law library you have access to a full suite of ProQuest databases that can help you bring your primary law research to the next level.
ProQuest Congressional – one of the best databases for researching current and historical…
Sam Sheppard Case Spotlight
On July 4, 1954, Marilyn Sheppard, the wife of a prominent local doctor from a Cleveland suburb, was found bludgeoned to death in her bed. Her husband, Sam Sheppard, stood trial for the murder, although he claimed his wife was…
Building Resilience in Law School: Coping with Pressure and Setbacks
Law school is demanding—intellectually, emotionally, and sometimes physically. As exams approach, the pressure can feel overwhelming, and setbacks may seem like roadblocks rather than detours. But resilience isn’t just a buzzword; it’s a skill that can help you navigate challenges,…
Summer/Graduate Access to Bloomberg/Lexis/Westlaw
For CSU|LAW students, Bloomberg and Lexis automatically provide full access during the Summer for any purpose, including work related purposes. Westlaw automatically provides full access for “non-commercial research,” including Summer College of Law classes, Law Review and Journal research, Research…
Reserve Your Study Room Ahead of Time
A quick reminder that the study rooms in the Law Library fill up quickly during exam time – it’s worth it to reserve yours in advance for your study group. You can reserve one online, up to two days…
Research Deeper with Topical Collections on HeinOnline
You might be familiar with HeinOnline for its Law Journal Library, its collection of bar journals, its historical session laws, or the Code of Federal Regulations back to its inception.
You can use HeinOnline to go deeper…
Finding Balance in a Digital World: Tips for Law Students
Law school demands constant research, reading, and writing—often on screens. While technology makes learning more accessible, it can also lead to digital fatigue, distraction, and stress. Managing screen time isn’t just about reducing hours online; it’s about creating healthy habits…