University of Richmond’s Modlin Center to feature a year-long exhibit of law student comics
Read moreLaw Student Comics Exhibit: May 2025 to April 2026
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New Materials (April 2025)
Recently-acquired book titles from Richmond Law Library. Browse the titles.
Read moreSpring 2025: Library Access and Exams
Explore maps for library access and updated access rules for the exam period.
Read moreGrad Access to Online Resources
Graduation from law school doesn’t mean that you lose all access to the resources you’ve grown to depend upon for the last three years. Some resources will be available for a few months and some for the rest of your life! This post explains access details for UR resources.
Read moreCurated by Students: Our 2025 Collection of Guilty Pleasure Songs
Everyone has a song they secretly love—a track that might not make it onto a polished playlist, but always finds its way into a private queue. Using our ever-popular library whiteboard, we asked students to share their favorite guilty pleasure
Read moreOrder of the Coif Celebration: Call for Student Publications
Each year at the Order of the Coif ceremony, the Law Library proudly recognizes students who have published legal scholarship in reputable publications. While it is easy for us to track publications in the University of Richmond School of Law’s
Read moreCan I Use My Lexis/Westlaw/Bloomberg Password In the Summer?
This is a question we hear often—and like any good law school answer, the response is: it depends. First, consider why you’re conducting research. If your research is academic in nature—whether you’re writing a journal article, assisting a professor, completing
Read moreLost Something? Check the Library’s Lost & Found
As the semester comes to a close, we encourage all students to check the library’s “lost and found” cabinet for any items they may have misplaced. Our “collection” of lost items is located at the Circulation Desk, and staff are
Read moreRECAP Project – Access to PACER and a new “Pray and Pay” Feature
The RECAP Project is a system for crowd-sourced sharing of court docket filing. A new service “Pray and Pay” provides new request options.
Read moreConsidering Law Librarianship? Learn More About this Exciting Career Path!
If you’re a law student or recent graduate exploring alternative career paths beyond traditional legal practice, have you considered law librarianship? This JD-advantage profession offers a unique blend of legal expertise, research skills, and scholarly engagement, making it a great
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