Muse Law Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
What is “heating” and how is it changing the way we understand TikTok? Going viral on TikTok is one of the most alluring elements of the app. Anyone from anywhere can go viral, based on an algorithm that decides whether
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Alright, ChatGPT, write me a Facepalm! Maybe you’ve heard about the AI text generator ChatGPT. Proponents are calling it the greatest technological leap since the Tamagotchi, while AI naysayers are, well, saying nay. Beyond the generalized anxiety surrounding artificial intelligence
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In Fall 2023, the law library will have updated and redesigned spaces for study and service points for reference, IT support and library circulation. During Spring 2023, we have relocated our service points, now all located on the library’s second
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Martin Luther King III and his family have shared their reading list about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on WorldCat.org just in time for the 40th anniversary of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, saying “We selected these works because they
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The Law Library will be closed in honor of Martin Luther King Jr on Jan. 16th.
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Welcome back Spiders! We hope you had a restorative winter break. As you’ve likely noticed, there have been some major changes to the library since we last saw you. If you are having trouble finding your way around, you are
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Where’s the Computer lab? Where’s the Network Printers? Where’s the Computer Help Desk? Do we still have Lab computers? We have answers!
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…Ready for it? It’s another Facepalm, Taylor Swift edition! The genre-spanning, bajillion-album-selling pop star has been racking up w’s lately. With her latest album, Midnights, Swift broke 185 million Spotify streams in one day (a record) and has become the
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As you plan when and where to study during Fall 2022, here’s an update on the library hours, including details on when we are not open during Thanksgiving. View hours for library access and services: This calendar shows published hours,
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The University of Richmond automatically assigns each student a unique email address, but don’t feel obligated to keep it. Typically, the email address includes your first and last name with some combination of numbers. But there are many reasons you
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