“The Bluebook: Citing to Basic Sources” has just been added to the Law Library’s Legal Research Seminars TWEN course. This new “Bluebook” Seminar is an updated version of a previous Seminar. Stay tuned – we will be adding more updated …
Join us for Yoga in the Quiet Room this Wednesday, April 10th at 5:15p. The Quiet Room is located in the Learning Commons of the library. This class is for all levels, beginners welcome! Please bring a yoga mat or …
A forthcoming article from Laura P. Graham, legal writing director at Wake Forest School of Law, looks at our newest cohort of law school students. Generation Z Goes to Law School: Teaching and Reaching Law Students in the Post-Millennial Generation …
National Library Week begins this Sunday, April 7th. This annual celebration highlights the incredible value that libraries provide for our communities. This year’s theme is “Libraries = Strong Communities” and showcases the ways in which libraries provide critical programming, access …
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, which is written by the American Psychiatric Association, is the standard used in the medical community for the diagnosis of all mental illnesses. The book is commonly referred to as the DSM-5, …
The DSM-5 Standard for Mental Disorders and the Law Read more »
