Tag: Research and Scholarship Services

Biddle’s Cite-Checking guide helps you find pdfs of primary law & scholarly sources, and provides tips for using library catalogs to find books and creating Perma.CC links.

Fall submission season is underway! Learn about the Law School’s subscription to Scholastica – a service which allows authors to submit to multiple journals. 

Welcome new students!  Learn how the library can help with your research and course work.

The Library will be closed Monday in observance of the Juneteenth holiday. We celebrate Juneteenth to honor the emancipation of enslaved African Americans and acknowledge their resilience. And it is a reminder of the ongoing fight for equality. Explore our guide to learn more about the holiday.

Happy Pride Month! Get recommendations for books, films, podcasts & video games from our LGBTQ+ Fiction & Adaptation guide.The guide showcases storytelling by and about LGBTQ+ people & dramatizations of queer history.

No matter where you are, librarians are available to help with research questions, citations, and finding resources. Stop by the reference desk or make an appointment.Virtual reference is also available.

Attend Biddle’s brown bag training session on the citation management tool Zotero on Wednesday, March 22 from 12:15-1pm. Coffee, sweets, and swag provided!

Will AI and ChatGPT transform legal services and legal education?

Attend Biddle’s brown bag training session on federal regulatory research on Tuesday, Feb 21 from 12-1pm. Coffee, sweets, and swag provided!

Learn why and how to seek publication opportunities, optimize your work for maximum impact, and take advantage of Law School resources. Event to be held on Jan 24 at 12:15pm in room T-253. Learn about the panelists...

No matter where you are, librarians are available to help with research questions, citations, and finding resources. Stop by the reference desk or make an appointment.Virtual reference is also available.

On the hunt for a source? The Cite-Checking guide helps you find pdfs of primary law and scholarly sources, and it provides tips for using library catalogs to find books, determining when to request an interlibrary loan, and creating Perma.CC links.