Muse Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
November is Native American Heritage Month, a commemoration which began as only a single day of recognition, then called National Indian Day. The creation of National Indian Day was “as an effort to gain a day of recognition for the significant
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Looking for past exams? The Law Library maintains a database of previous exams and essay questions for many classes and instructors. This post explains how to navigate the past exam archive.
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The Law Library (and Law School) will be closing on Friday, Nov. 20th and we will re-open for the student access on Monday, Nov. 30th for the 3 week study and finals period.
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Beginning Monday, November 2d, you can reserve a seat in the law library. We’ll require this during the reading period and exams to ensure you have a seat at the table.
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An overview of legal changes in voting in Virginia and tips on how and where to cast your ballot.
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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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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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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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Have you been missing the computer lab? Need Adobe Pro? We can help!
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