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Thanksgiving: Myths, Fact, and Creating a Tradition
Joyce Janto explains the history of Thanksgiving as retold in Virginia and elsewhere, and delves into the hidden history of Thanksgiving as holiday-spending stimulus.
Read moreThe First Monday in October and Other Supreme Court Facts
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.
Read moreBanned Books Week – September 22d to September 28th – 2024
Every fall in the United States, we celebrate Banned Books Week. This year, Banned Books Week is getting a bit more attention than usual because of the enormous uptick in the attempt to ban books across the country. The number of
Read moreHappy National Voter Registration Day!
Today is National Voter Registration Day. Aside from the contest for President of the United States, there are other federal slots to be filled. 34 states, including Virginia, have a Senate seat on the ballot. In the House of Representatives
Read moreConstitution Week Events
Constitution Day is September 17th, the birthday of the Constitution. That’s the day the Founding Fathers signed it in Philadelphia in 1787. Here in the law library though, we don’t think honoring the Constitution should be limited to one day.
Read moreMuseDay Tuesday – Weekly Tips on Tools, Tech and Techniques
The Law Library is excited to once again kick off our weekly series called “MuseDay Tuesday” Most Tuesdays, you can find us in the Law School Commons for short info and tips. We rotate between tech tips, research hacks, and
Read moreThe Facepalm Archives (March 2024)
And now, let us Facepalm. Breakups are hard, and many people experiencing difficult times turn to their trusted religious counselors for advice. However, those religious counselors are usually real people and not the product of an elaborate catfishing scheme to
Read moreCelebrating Women’s History Month with RWL by Molly Calo
By Molly Calo, President of Richmond Women’s Law Thirty-seven years ago, the first Women’s History Month was celebrated and recognized in the United States. This year, Richmond Women’s Law has had a lot to celebrate. We celebrated mentorship with
Read moreConspiracies and Creatures in the Courtroom: The X-Files Docket – “Pusher” by Jack Ellis (2L)
Student-Authored Post By Jack Ellis (2L) Welcome to the inaugural edition of Conspiracies and Creatures in the Courtroom: The X-Files Docket, where we examine the strange cases of the hit TV show from the perspective of the prosecutor who
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