Muse Law Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
Follow along to discover how to use one of a researcher’s most powerful tools — the research guide! What are they? Research guides are librarian-curated collections of resources organized by subject or jurisdiction. They contain primary and secondary sources (newspapers,
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Hide your children! Another Facepalm is here! Ever worry that your kids are being exposed to too much sex, violence, and obscenity in the media they consume? Ever worry that reading Harry Potter will turn your child into a wizard?
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Richmond Law faculty and staff recommend banned books in honor of Banned Books Week: September 18 – 24.
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Please be quiet in the reading room, so that all can study in a distraction-free environment.
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Recently acquired 1839 e-books titles from Richmond Law Library Catalog.
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Recently-acquired book titles from Richmond Law Library. Browse 43 titles.
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The Library of Congress offers millions upon millions of documents, newspapers, videos, photographs, oral histories, and just about anything else you can think of — ALL FOR FREE! To use this treasure trove of history, just visit the Library of
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Stop by every Tuesday this semester anytime from noon to 1 PM for the law library’s newest program, MuseDay Tuesday! Each week we will present 3-minute mini-lessons on legal research, resources, or technology tips, and you just might win a
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And now a Facepalm all the way from my hometown. Growing up in Las Vegas, you learn quickly that trashiness flows as freely as yard-long margaritas, and Parke Injury Law Firm’s billboard is no exception. “Injured while searching for dead
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Summer of 2022 saw the biggest renovation of the law library in over a decade. We added a grand reading room, new furniture, new lighting, new study areas, and many more updates. To appreciate where we are today, explore our
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