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To mark the 20th anniversary of the Cardozo School of Law community shared their memories of that day & the ones that followed. You can read their stories in 9/11

The Cardozo Memory Project: 9/11 To commemorate the 20th anniversary of September 11, we wanted to get an idea of what it was like at Cardozo Law on that particular day and the days and weeks that followed. Within this publication are the responses we received from our call for memories. There are 22 contributors. These contributor...

It’s today & this post is brought to you by Professor Mattson’s ALR class. Thanks to Django, Louie, Otey, & Theo for brightening up our feed. (Also to their respective humans for providing photos.) From the top left we have Louie, Django, Theo, & Otey.

We’re so excited to welcome our new Instructional & Legal Technologies Librarian, Olivia, to Cardozo School of Law!

Today Ingrid & Christine presented “Remote Work: How to Identify, Manage, & Promote Meaningful Projects When Your Library is Closed” at the Ohio Regional Association of Law Libraries virtual conference.

seems like a perfect time to introduce our two new dogbrarians. Meet Toby and Tula!

Clockwise from top right: Django, Toby, Tula

[Collage divided into four parts. Top left says Happy International Dog Day with a Dog emoji in blue type on a green background. Top right is a light brown dog medium sized dog. Bottom right is a white Maltese. Bottom left is a black and white Malti-Poo]

Law librarians love pie & RBG. (It’s a fact.) So we’re having memories of how we marked March 14 & 15 last year. Student Services had a sweet set up (photo of the aftermath) & Dean Vogel represented us in the Challenge.

Hey Cardozo School of Law students: this is happening at 1pm today!

It’s International Women’s Day and it’s making us think back to the events we’ve had this past year as a part Cardozo’s Cardozo School of Law Women’s Votes, Women’s Voices: The 19th Amendment at 100 series. We’re highlighting two quotes from Dean Melanie B Leslie. In the first, from the series launch event on June 4, Dean Leslie calls on us to look at how far we’ve come in the first century since the 19th Amendment has been passed, and where we hope to go moving forward. In the second, from her introductions from the Justice Sotomayor & Justice Abella visit, Dean Leslie explains how the events & scholarship from Women’s Votes, Women’s Voices can be broadly applied to the issues we’re facing today.

On Instagram we’re running our first ever Library Pet Super Tuesday Showdown. Find us at and check out our stories to vote.

Last night Cardozo School of Law’s Women’s Law Initiative held their Spring Reception. Dean Melanie B Leslie gave the opening remarks, and then Vanessa Puzio ‘02 and Professor Deborah Pearlstein received the Women of Distinction Award. It was a great night!

Wishing a very happy to our catbrarians & dogbrarians (clockwise from top left) Fee, Gus, Dickens, Django, and Harley.

The newest addition to the Library is the latest book from Cardozo School of Law alum Steven Keslowitz ‘09. If you’re into law, technology, & pop culture, you’re going to want to check this out.