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I Voted – Have You?
An overview of legal changes in voting in Virginia and tips on how and where to cast your ballot.
Read moreSpend Labor Day with our Labor Law Resources!
While no one is quite sure to this day who is responsible for the first Labor Day, we do know that it became a national holiday on June 28, 1894. The very first Labor Day celebration, on September 5, 1882,
Read moreFall 2020 Law Library Access, Resources and Hours
Summary of services, hours and resources available as we start the Fall 2020 semester.
Read moreRemote Legal Research and Reference Resources
The law library provides online synchronous chat, telephone support, and assistance via email. Whether or not you’re on campus, we’re here to help.
Read moreThe Fingertip Rule and Spaghetti Straps
The calendar may say summer ends in September but generations of students can bitterly atest to the fact that summer ends when the first back-to-school commercial premiers. As a law student, your preparation for the new school year is vastly
Read moreMuse Law Library’s COVID-19 Resource Guide
As a result of the ongoing COVID-19 health crisis, we have had to adjust library services and resources. We have consolidated updates and continue to maintain a single Law Library COVID-19 Resource Guide. Check here for details on our services and
Read morePrepare to Practice Virtual Research Sessions
This year’s Prepare to Practice sessions are available virtually, with links and handouts in our research guide.
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
Read moreSummer Access to Bloomberg Law, Lexis, and Westlaw
A FAQ every May is “Can I use my law school account in my summer job?” The answer is “It depends.”
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