Muse Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
The Practicing Law Institute will be hosting a discussion of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg between Dean Erwin Chemerinsky (University of California, Berkeley, School of Law) and Amanda L. Tyler (University of California, Berkeley, School of Law) this Thursday, October 30,
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Halloween season is upon us and for many of us that means it’s time to watch a scary movie. For Halloween 2020, the law library team presents a few of our favorite movie suggestions ranging from the funny to the
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We’ve recruited the spider mascot WebstUR to remind the Richmond Law community that we continue to provide real-time research support, wherever you may be.
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Has the election cycle piqued your interest in elections and voting law? Our Election and Voting Law Research Guide highlights some of the many resources available on topics including voting rights, campaign finance, and the constitutional dimensions of our elections.
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The Law Stories series includes short essays about famous cases in 37 areas of the law. The Richmond Law community can read them all online, for free.
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With the University of Richmond now in the Orange Phase, we are allowing students to book two people in each library study room.
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Attorney work often requires use of Word, Excel, Acrobat and PowerPoint. Learn these tools and become certified to show off your skills.
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Looking for something to read without hitting a paywall? In time for election coverage, the University of Richmond has moved to single sign-on for the Wall Street Journal.
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Get your ILL requests in before it’s too late!
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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.
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