Unveiling the POWER of Law Trove: Unbox this online resource

Justice delayed is justice denied.” These words by the renowned judge William E. Gladstone resonate with the essence of our legal system, where knowledge and access to resources are paramount. As budding lawyers, it is crucial to equip yourself with the tools necessary to navigate the complex realm of the law. We are excited to introduce you to an invaluable resource that will aid you in your journey towards legal excellence – Law Trove.

Accessing this treasure trove of legal wisdom is made easier with two essential PDF flyers, which we’re recommending to guide you through the ins and outs of this online platform.

Flyer #1: Law Trove FDOC
Before you can access the wealth of knowledge Law Trove offers, you need to know how to get started. Our first PDF flyer provides a step-by-step guide on how to find the platform and sign in, ensuring that you have seamless access to the invaluable resources within.

Flyer #2: Law Trove pdf and video guides
Our second PDF flyer is your treasure map to the most useful explanatory materials found on the site.

To access the two essential PDF flyers that will kickstart your journey with Law Trove, simply click on this link: Law Trove PDF Flyers. These flyers will be your companions in understanding the platform and leveraging its vast resources to your advantage.

Lights, Camera, Action! Special Video Shoot on campus 📽️ 10 Oct Tue

Hey there, amazing readers! It’s always a pleasure to connect with you, and today I have some exciting news to share. Our university is gearing up for an extraordinary event that’s going to light up the LRC in a whole new way. Yes, you guessed it right – we’re talking about a video shoot session!

Before we dive into the details, we want to extend our heartfelt apologies for any inconvenience this may cause. We know how valuable your time at the LRC is, and we truly appreciate your understanding.

So, what’s this video shoot all about?

We’re thrilled to inform you that we’re creating a promotional video to showcase our vibrant university community, and of course, our incredible LRC space. This video will play a pivotal role in welcoming new recruits and spreading the word about the fantastic opportunities that await here on our campus. We want prospective students to see the heart and soul of our academic life, and what better place to capture that than the heart of our campus – the LRC!

Now, here’s the part where we need your cooperation. The video shoot is scheduled for a short period, and we kindly request your assistance in making this experience a smooth one. Here are a few ways you can help:

  1. Minimize Distractions: While we’re shooting, please try to keep noise levels to a minimum. We know you’re studying hard, and we want to capture that focus and dedication on camera!
  2. Respect the Boundaries: Our production team will have specific areas cordoned off for filming. We kindly ask you to avoid those areas during the shoot. Safety first!
  3. Smile for the Camera: If you happen to catch a glimpse of the camera crew in action, don’t be shy to flash your brightest smile. You might just become the star of our video!

Your cooperation will help us create a captivating video that showcases the essence of our university and the important role the LRC plays in our lives.

Thank you for being the awesome, cooperative, and understanding students that you are! 🌟

Spread Positivity and Connect: The Well-Being Wall Awaits You!

Hey there, future campus conquerors!

Are you excited about stepping into the world of university life? Ready to embark on a journey filled with knowledge, friendships, and personal growth? We know that the transition to university can be both thrilling and overwhelming, so we want to introduce you to something truly special: the Well-Being Wall!

Picture this: a vibrant, colorful wall located right in the heart of your campus, where you can share and receive uplifting messages. It’s a place where newcomers and seasoned students alike can come together to spread positivity and offer a virtual hug when someone needs it the most. And yes, you can even send kind wishes to your beloved lecturers and campus staff!

Here’s why you should be excited about contributing to the Well-Being Wall:

1. Create a Supportive Community: University is not just about books and lectures; it’s also about building connections. The Well-Being Wall is your chance to make someone’s day a little brighter. Share your experiences, advice, or simply offer words of encouragement to those who might be going through a tough time. Your kindness can make all the difference.

2. Foster a Culture of Positivity: Campus life can be challenging, and we all face moments when we could use some extra motivation. By writing on the Well-Being Wall, you’re helping to create a campus culture that values mental health and well-being. Your words have the power to uplift not only individuals but the entire university community.

3. Connect with Lecturers and Staff: Your professors and campus staff work tirelessly to support your academic journey. Take a moment to express your gratitude, acknowledge their hard work, or simply wish them a fantastic day. These small gestures can go a long way in building meaningful relationships and fostering a positive learning environment.

So, how can you get involved? It’s easy!

  1. Visit the Well-Being Wall: Head to the LRC and check out the messages that have already been posted. You’ll be inspired by the warmth and positivity radiating from the wall.
  2. Share Your Message: Grab a marker and a sticky note. Write a few encouraging words, share your wisdom, or simply send good vibes to someone who might need them.
  3. Spread the Word: Encourage your friends, classmates, and roommates to join in the fun. The more, the merrier!

Remember, the Well-Being Wall is a place for everyone, regardless of whether you’re just starting your academic journey or you’ve already aced a few terms. Your words have the power to inspire and uplift, so let’s make this campus a haven of positivity and kindness.

As you prepare to embark on this incredible journey, know that the Well-Being Wall is here to remind you that you’re never alone. Your university community is like a big, welcoming family, and we’re all in this together.

So, go ahead, make your mark, and let’s spread some love, one message at a time. Your words might just be the light someone needs on a cloudy day. Welcome to campus life, and let’s make it unforgettable!

Unleash Your Inner Scholar: Dive into the Learning Resource Centre (LRC)!

Hey there, campus champs! 📚✨

Guess what? There’s a hidden gem right on campus, and it’s time to spill the beans (or should I say, books?). I’m talking about our very own LRC, a haven for knowledge seekers, social butterflies, and everyone in between. Whether you’re a seasoned student or a fresh face on campus, this is your official invitation to embark on an unforgettable learning journey.

What’s the Deal with the LRC?

Picture this: a treasure trove of books, cutting-edge tech, comfy nooks, and a squad of friendly librarians ready to help you conquer your academic quests. That’s the LRC in a nutshell. 📖🌟

Calling All Fresh Faces

Newbies, don’t be shy! The LRC is the perfect place to start your campus journey. Whether you’re scouting out the perfect study spot or searching for a research buddy, you’ll find it here. Plus, it’s the ideal spot to impress your friends with your extensive knowledge of obscure books. 😉

See you among the bookshelves, and remember: knowledge is power. 📚💪✨

 

2 & 5 June Campus Closed

The LRC will be closed on 2 June 2023. This is a replacement public holiday.

Please also note that 5 June is a national holiday in conjunction with the Agong’s Birthday.

Normal operation hours will resume on 6 Jun, Tue.

E-wallet, Credit or Debit card

The LRC will no longer accept payments by cash starting on 3 Apr 2023. All payments for fines, penalties and card credit top-up can be done via E-wallet, credit or debit cards.

This is another step towards convenience and efficiency.

However, all payments must be done at the Information Desk during opening hours.

 

Discussion Rooms

Students may make use of rooms C0.13 & C0.14 as discussion rooms. These rooms are originally designated for psychology project and lab work. Therefore, the PCs in the room ARE NOT for common use. Each room can fit 3-5 persons only, ideally suitable for small group work .

As usual, room booking is required before use and can be done at the Information Desk. However, please note that bookings might be cancelled if there’s an urgent need to use these rooms  by the Psychology programme.

Room booking is available starting from 20 Mar 2023.