Hispanic Heritage Month, running from September 15 to October 15, is a vibrant celebration of the history, culture, and contributions of Hispanic and Latino Americans. This month-long observance honors the rich tapestry of cultures that make up the Hispanic community, from music and art to historical achievements and social progress. Hispanic Heritage Month does not cover one single month but instead begins in the middle of September and ends in the middle of October. The timeframe of this month is significant because many Central American countries celebrate their independence days within the ..read more

    Constitution Day is observed on September 17 each year. This date marks the anniversary of the signing of the U.S. Constitution in 1787. It's a day to recognize the significance of the Constitution and to promote understanding and appreciation of the principles it embodies. To celebrate Constitution Day, the Law Library curated a book display to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month. The display is featured on the book stacks nearest the library lobby, on top of the Arizona Section. These titles are available to browse or loan at your leisure. We welcome any suggested materials to a ..read more

Election Day is coming up on Tuesday, November 5th, but in order to cast a ballot you must first be registered to vote. As you may know, the voter registration deadline for Arizona is coming up quickly on Monday, October 7th. If you need to pick up a voting registration form or want to learn more about voting in Arizona, check out the Law Library's voting registration table, located right across from the circulation desk. We have paper copies of the registration form, QR codes linking to important voting deadlines and requirements, as well as information on voting as a college student.&nb ..read more

We know textbooks can be expensive (and cumbersome), so the Law Library is here to help! If you need to access a required textbook, you can temporarily check it out from the book cabinet and use the scanners to scan the pages you need. It’s easy! Just follow the steps below. Please remember, we keep one copy of all required textbooks on Course Reserves for everyone's use. We appreciate all of you working together to ensure that these books are available for everyone's use.  Swipe your CatCard to open the book cabinet (located next to the circulation desk)   ..read more

With the semester in full swing now, it is easy to forget how important one’s mental health is. Let’s be honest, law school can be stressful, which can impact one’s mental health. Although it’s exciting and intellectually invigorating to prepare for one’s legal career, law school can sometimes feel overwhelming and isolating. The law library is a safe and welcoming space for all law students, including those struggling with mental health challenges. On the bottom floor of the law library, there is a Reflection Room, which is a great place to take a break and quiet one’s mind. If you would like ..read more

The College of Law community can sign up for free access to the New York Times and Wall Street Journal through the university’s group subscriptions. You can read the publications on your computer, on phone apps, or you can sign up to receive daily copies via email. Also, you can access the Washington Post at reduced cost, and read a variety of other publications through the library catalog. New York Times New York Times access is provided to UA faculty, staff, and students by the law library and university main library. You can register for fre ..read more

The start of a new academic year is always filled with anticipation and excitement. We were happy to introduce our new students to what the law library has to offer during our recent orientation.  Our library is more than just a collection of books! It is a hub of resources tailored to support your academic journey. As you dive into your studies and research, remember that our library offers a wealth of information and services designed especially for you.  Now that everyone has settled into school, we'd like to highlight a few resources and services our library offers. Remember, you ..read more

July is Disability Pride Month. Since the American with Disabilities Act was passed in July 1990, July has become the month honored for this landmark piece of legislation and its impact on fostering more inclusion in society. Below are some resources from the American Bar Association, the University of Arizona, the James E. Rogers College of Law, and the Daniel F. Cracchiolo Law Library. The American Bar Association is supporting Disability Pride Month with its #BeCounted campaign, asking lawyers across the United States to anonymously post their disability in its digital form to show on its o ..read more

As a law student, you're no stranger to the pressures of coursework, exams, and the constant pursuit of knowledge. However, it's important to remember that taking breaks and engaging in enjoyable activities is just as important for your well-being and academic success. Luckily, our law library offers a variety of amenities designed to help you unwind, de-stress, and inject a little fun into your day. Unleash Your Inner Athlete/Child with Ping Pong If you're looking for a more lively way to de-stress, head to the courtyard and unleash your inner athlete/child with a game of ping pong. It only t ..read more

As finals approach, you may be looking for a reliably quiet place to study or even take your exams. The bookable study rooms on the lower level of the library may be the perfect place! When studying, especially in a group, it should be noted that the study rooms are not soundproof. If you are planning on speaking above a whisper during your study session, please consider using the library’s upper level or the collaborative workspace in room 15 on the lower level. There are a total of four pods in room 15, which can be reserved just like the study rooms. In addition to the intuitive tools and t ..read more