A Word from the Director | No. 1
GW Law Library Director, Scott Pagel, is starting a new initiative to highlight library services. “A Word from the Director” is a host of short videos, recorded monthly. These videos will give patrons an idea of some of the overlooked and possibly unknown...
Honoring All Veterans!
GW Law Library proudly salutes those who have served in the armed forces. Thank you all for your dedication, sacrifice, and invaluable service. Be sure to check out our Military Justice research guide, which provides various legal resources and articles on military...
Rachel Carson and the Birth of the EPA
To celebrate GW’s Environmental Law Program’s 50th anniversary, the law library’s current display recognizes Rachel Carson’s influence on the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency, and environmental policy in the United States at large. Rachel Carson...
Welcome to Witchtober Pt. 2: Accusations of Witchcraft
Image from Witchcraft in Salem Village 1692 by Winfield S. Nevins, 1892. Accusations of witchcraft started in Salem after some young girls began reporting fits, fever, and strange behavior. Rev. Samuel Parris, father to one afflicted girl, and uncle to another, sought...Subscribe by Email
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