2008 - 2009 Exhibits

Fred T. Korematsu and the Pursuit of Justice (Spring 2009)

This extensive exhibit focuses on the incarceration of Americans of Japanese ancestry during World War II, and the legacy of Fred T. Korematsu’s pursuit of justice. The highlight of the exhibit is a collection of Korematsu Family photographs and personal memorabilia. In addition, the exhibit includes photographs and artifacts on loan from the Wing Luke Asian Museum, as well as photographs from the National Archives.

National Library Week Read Poster Exhibit (April 2009)

The highlight of the National Library Week festivities is the Library’s annual display of celebrity “Read” posters featuring law school faculty and books that hold special significance to them.

From the Law Office to the Oval Office (February 2009)

This exhibit highlights Presidents of the United States who were attorneys.

Philosophy of Lawyering Exhibit from Professor Natasha Martin’s Professional Responsibility Course (January 2009)

Since 2003, Professor Martin has invited students in her Professional Responsibility course to express their personal philosophies of lawyering in various forms including tangible creative expressions. Over the years, students have created oil-on-canvas paintings, poems, original music scores, collages, an inspiration box, a mock-Monopoly game (“Lawyeropoly”), and handmade quilts, to name a few. This exhibit includes several of the students’ pieces and their explanatory essays.

History of Voting (November 2008)

This exhibit provides information relating to the gradual expansion of voting rights, as well as an overview of the technology of voting.

United States Constitution Day Exhibit (September 2008)

This exhibit features how our school and other institutions are observing Constitution Day and highlights the history and significance of our Constitution.

Banned Books Week Exhibit (September 2008)

This exhibit features authors that have been recently challenged or banned, along with excerpts from some of the authors regarding their thoughts and perspectives on book banning and censorship.

Study Aids Exhibit (August 2008)

Our Study Aids exhibit helps familiarize our incoming 1Ls with the supplemental learning materials available in our library and at the bookstore.

Do’s and Don’ts of the Library (August 2008)

Our “Do’s and Don’ts of the Library” exhibit showcases the layout of the library, while quickly informing faculty and students of our expansive collection, reference services, and policies.