With finals here, it’s just the time to take a quick break and enjoy one of the most comforting childhood foods – a classic PBJ sandwich. The CSU Wellness Committee is hosting PBJ Day in the law school atrium today at noon and again at 4pm. Stop by anytime to make yourself a sandwich to take on your way to finals or a study session, and pick up some wellness info and stress relief items as well. We’ll have a non-peanut nut butter option as well as traditional peanut butter. Share ..read more

On 25 April of this year the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) voted to restore net neutrality. Originally issued in 2015, the net neutrality order required internet service providers (ISP) to treat all traffic on its networks equally. Two years later, the order was repealed by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) during a new administration. What is net neutrality and why is this happening? As stated, net neutrality is concerned with how data moves through networks; more specifically, the FTC order determined that ISPs fall under the classification of “common carrier” under Title II of th ..read more

Stop in the Law Library anytime during reading and exam period for a coloring break! We have coloring sheets from four fantastic stress relief coloring books available. You’re welcome to take any of the sheets that are on the table, or you can browse the coloring books and choose something from them and rip it out. Take something for yourself, your stressed-out roommate, your kid, or your bestie. We have colored pencils and crayons that you can use here in the library – please return them to the coloring table when you’re done. The coloring table is sponsored by the Law Library and the CSU|LAW ..read more

Free earplugs courtesy of CALI are available on a first come, first served basis in the computer lab while supplies last! Share ..read more

Access to the library will be swipe access only with your CSU ID card for the reading and exam periods April 24 – May 10. Share ..read more

The National Academy of Medicine (NAM) Leadership Consortium conducts several “action collaboratives,” initiatives, and projects.  The 2-year NAM Health Care Artificial Intelligence Code of Conduct (AICC) Project is designed to provide “a guiding framework to ensure that AI algorithms and their application in health, health care, and biomedical science perform accurately, safely, reliably, and ethically in the service of better health for all.”  The AICC Project Steering Committee recently published an Artificial Intelligence in Health, Health Care, and Biomedical Science: An AI Code ..read more

Exam codes and software are now available for students on the law school website. From any page on law.csuohio.edu, students should click on “My CSU Law” in the upper-right corner > click on “Law School Technology” > then click “Exam Portal”. Then use your law school credentials to log in for your exam ID, to download the exam software, or to check their exam submission. Share ..read more

Access to the library will be swipe access only with your CSU ID card for the reading and exam periods April 24 – May 10. Share ..read more

Lexis’ newest product the AI assistant is now available on all CSU Law Lexis accounts.  To access AI click on the icon in the upper left hand corner. Share ..read more

Reserve a Study Room Here Study Rooms are available in the law library for law student use. Note: they are heavily used during exams—so be sure to familiarize yourself with how to reserve one for you or your group: Law students will need their CSU ID card to swipe into the study rooms. Study rooms may be reserved for three continuous hours per day and reservations can only be made online through this page with a valid law school email address. Confirmation of study room reservations are received by email. Study rooms can be reserved up to 7 days in advance. For questions with study room ..read more