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Book Display Breakdown: Disability Pride Month
The month of July marks the celebration of Disability Pride Month. First officially celebrated in 2015, Disability Pride Month is held in July to commemorate the passing of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. According to the Center for
Book Display Breakdown: Pride Month
The College of Law Library is celebrating Pride Month! Observed during the month of June, Pride Month commemorates the anniversary of the Stonewall Riots in June 1969 where patrons of the Stonewall Inn in New York City fought back against
Book Display Breakdown: Asian-American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month
The month of May marks Asian-American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, a celebration recognizing the contributions, culture, and history of people of Asian and/or Pacific Islander descent in the United States. Originally established as Asian/Pacific American Heritage Week in 1978,
Your Legal Research Horoscope
Ever wonder why some law students come by legal research so naturally while others get stuck chasing case law rabbit holes for hours? It might not be your skills, it could be your zodiac sign!
In honor of spring (and
Love at First Cite
Image by slgckgc, taken on February 8, 2010. No changes were made. Licensed under CC by 2.0.
Valentine’s Day is all about love, and this starts with finding the right match. This can apply in relationships, friendships, or… legal research
Balancing the Scales: A Law Student’s Guide to Wellness at GSU
Written by current 2L student, Sydney Jackson.
As law students, we often face intense pressure and high expectations, which makes prioritizing mental health more important than ever. And, ironically, keeping up with readings and other law school obligations can be
Miller Lectures of the Past
With the 68th installment of the Henry J. Miller Distinguished Lecture Series right around the corner, it’s a great time to revisit some highlights from previous Miller lectures. Recently, the law library has been digitizing programs from the earliest Miller