D'Angelo Law Library

**CELEBRITY SIGHTING **

We had a very special guest this morning at Café D’Angelo. Lisa D’ANGELO (maybe you’ve heard the name) stopped by to grab a cup of cold brew and reminisce in the building that her father Dino lent his name to.

It’s mornings like these that make you remember why you became a barista at a Law Library coffee shop.

Sincerest thanks to Lisa for stopping by!

This THROWBACK THURSDAY, we remind everyone that libraries are no longer just books. They weren’t in 1995 and they aren’t now. Remember to make use of electronic data bases, folks, and if you need help weaning yourself off of print resources we’re always around to help!

WARNING. Café D’Angelo is a little spookier today than you may be used to. Students with heart conditions may want to find another law library-themed coffee shop this week.

Fair warning if you do want to come:

The tea? Haunted.
Milk? Possessed.
Coffee? Yep, total haunt job.

Boo.

This THROWBACK THURSDAY transports us to Fall 1983, where we find a student deep in concentration in The D’Angelo Law Library. Now is a great time to remind students that we thank you for not putting your feet on our tables!

In celebration of International Open Access Week, we encourage everyone to visit our very own institutional repository Chicago Unbound, where you can find this and many more pieces of Law School history in digital editions of various Law School publications.

As you know, today is the birthday of American painter and graphic artist Robert Rauschenberg. Rauschenberg’s work was said to have anticipated the pop art movement.

To celebrate the late artist’s birthday, I asked Midjourney to create a series of renderings of The D’Angelo Law Library in the artistic style of Robert Rauschenberg.