FALQs: 35 Years of German Reunification
Thu Nov 13 9:26 am
This post reviews the history and laws of Germany that led to the division of Germany in 1961 until reunification in 1990 on the occasion of the 35th anniversary of reunification.
Catch Up on Law Library Events Anytime, Anywhere
Mon Sep 29 9:00 am
A blog post encouraging readers to visit the Library of Congress YouTube channel to watch recordings of our annual events.
An Interview with Laura Schmerkotte, Foreign Law Intern
Fri Sep 26 9:00 am
This blog post is an interview with Foreign Law Intern Laura Schmerkotte.
An Interview with Tyler Catania, Program Specialist at the Law Library of Congress
Thu Sep 25 8:00 am
Today's blog interview introduces newly hired Program Specialist in the Office of External Relations at the Law Library of Congress, Tyler Catania.
Research Guides in Focus: National Hispanic Heritage Month: A Commemorative Observances Legal Research Guide
Wed Sep 24 8:00 am
This blog celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month by highlighting the National Hispanic Heritage Month: A Commemorative Observances Legal Research Guide.
Volunteer for a Congress.gov User Interview
Tue Sep 23 8:00 am
A blog post inviting readers, who have used Congress.gov, to participate in a 60 minute virtual interview session.
Congress.gov: Slip Laws in BETA USLM Are Now Available
Mon Sep 22 10:15 am
Today's blog post introduces new enhancements to Congress.gov such as slip law texts now being available in a BETA USLM format.
The 2025 Kellogg Biennial Lecture in Jurisprudence: Dr. Robert George
Fri Sep 19 8:00 am
Please join the Law Library of Congress, in-person and virtually, for the 2025 Kellogg Lecture in Jurisprudence on October 9, 2025, presented by Dr. Robert George.
Upcoming US Law Webinars – October 2025
Thu Sep 18 10:00 am
Today's blog post announces the upcoming US Law webinars that will take place in October, including an Introduction to Congress.gov webinar.
St. Elmo, Colorado – Administering a Ghost Town
Wed Sep 17 9:00 am
After passing through a ghost town, Bailey researches the town's history and state administration laws regarding abandoned or mostly abandoned historical sites.
