What are you looking for this Valentine’s Day? Love? Adventure? Excitement? Join our Find Love in the Library Info Hunt! It’s simple (and free!). You’ll automatically be entered to WIN great prizes . . . study aids, Lexis points, law dictionaries, Bluebooks (choose between print or a 1-year online subscription), NYLS commuter mugs, Westlaw blankets, and Starbucks gift cards!
Click here to access the questions. Each slide includes just one question, along with step-by-step instructions that will get you to the answer.
Just answer 5 of the 6 questions and submit them by 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday February 14. Your answers don’t need to be perfect—just close!
And don’t forget to stop by the Reference Desk for some yummy Valentine’s Day chocolates.
The Mendik Library wishes all New York Law School students the very best of luck on your upcoming exams. And remember that it’s never too late to check out our Exam Preparation Resources!
Exam period is here and your easygoing nature probably is diminishing quickly. Little things that you ignored last week are a big deal today. So, if it bugs you, say something.
Tell us about the light bulb over your favorite study spot that is out or the outlet that doesn’t work. Or the person with the malodorous lunch or dinner. Or the guy in the stairwell talking on his cell phone at full volume.
If you see, hear, or smell something, say something. It’s your library and you are here to study without distractions. Let us help do that. Contact the Reference Desk at 212.431.2332, the Circulation Desk at 212.431.2333, or email us at reference@nyls.edu
Happy soon-to-be-Halloween from the Mendik Library!
As an early Halloween treat, here’s your opportunity to WIN great prizes such as study aids, law dictionaries, NYLS commuter mugs, Lexis points, and more! Just answer the six Halloween Info Hunt questions. Your answers don’t need to be perfect—just close!
Click here to access the questions. Each slide includes just one question, along with step-by-step instructions that will get you to the answer.
And don’t forget to stop by the Reference Desk (beginning Monday, October 31) for Halloween candy (no costume required).
Due to scheduled network maintenance by the Office of Information Technology, you may not be able to access any of the library’s online databases or ebooks this Friday, October 7 from 6:00—9:00 p.m. This will not affect your access to Lexis, Westlaw or Bloomberg Law.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
The new Supreme Court term will begin Monday October 3, 2022, and the Court will again be open to the public. The Court has an active term ahead, particularly with two controversial affirmative action cases on the docket, both to be argued on October 31st. The Harvard College case and the University of North Carolina case will look at whether these institutions may use race as a factor in admissions and whether their efforts at racial balancing violate Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
You can find detailed information (including case summaries) for the upcoming Supreme Court term at the SCOTUS Blog . You can also view the case briefs at the Supreme Court’s website (under CASE DOCUMENTS click the link for Docket Search and enter the docket number of the case you are interested in).
The Court will again be making available to the public live audio of the arguments. Check for the link on the Supreme Court’s web site on the day of argument.
