A 2L’s Take on Lessons Learned & Lessons Still Learning
So, if you’ve made it here, you’re likely one of four people: a 1L hoping to discover the secret to surviving your first semester as a “reasonably prudent person under
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Research Refresh: Building a Targeted Search
Introducing Research Refresh
Whether we like it or not, legal research is not a skill we learn once during 1L in Research Methods and never revisit. Instead, it develops over our entire careers, and small adjustments can make a noticeable
Meet Kerry Shibib
This post is the continuation of an “in-depth” interview series with new librarians and staff at Georgia State University College of Law Library. See earlier installments here.
We introduce our new librarians and staff at Georgia State University College of
Focus Pocus: Study Aids to Cast Away Exam Fright
Book Display Breakdown: Hispanic Heritage Month
In 1968, Congress voted to dedicate a week to celebrate the contributions and heritage of Americans tracing their roots back to the Spanish-speaking regions Spain and the Americas. In 1988, this celebration was extended to a month, beginning on September