New custom door stops help prevent study room doors from closing when you don’t want them to.
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Thanksgiving: Myths, Fact, and Creating a Tradition
Joyce Janto explains the history of Thanksgiving as retold in Virginia and elsewhere, and delves into the hidden history of Thanksgiving as holiday-spending stimulus.
Read moreLooking for exam examples? Study aids? Research Guides? The Law Library has it all!
The library has sample exams and study aids to help you ace your finals!
Read moreThe First Monday in October and Other Supreme Court Facts
Today, the first Monday in October, is a legally significant day. It’s the day the U.S. Supreme Court begins its term. But why the first Monday in October? Read this post to find out.
Read moreManage Your Passwords with LastPass
All Richmond students, faculty and staff can use LastPass for free to manage passwords. Learn more in this post.
Read moreNew Materials (October 2024)
Recently-acquired book titles from Richmond Law Library. Browse the titles.
Read moreNew Materials (September 2024)
Recently-acquired book titles from Richmond Law Library. Browse the titles.
Read moreIntroducing Clockify: The New Time Tracking Tool for Pro Bono Service Work
As law students, balancing coursework, internships, and personal life is already a monumental task, but adding Pro Bono service work to the mix, while incredibly rewarding, can often feel overwhelming. In addition, keeping track of hours, ensuring you meet your
Read moreBanned Books Week – September 22d to September 28th – 2024
Every fall in the United States, we celebrate Banned Books Week. This year, Banned Books Week is getting a bit more attention than usual because of the enormous uptick in the attempt to ban books across the country. The number of
Read moreHappy National Voter Registration Day!
Today is National Voter Registration Day. Aside from the contest for President of the United States, there are other federal slots to be filled. 34 states, including Virginia, have a Senate seat on the ballot. In the House of Representatives
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