Muse Law Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
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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Starting on Monday, November 21, the law library will extend our quiet zone and allow you to reserve a study seat during Fall 2022 exams.
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Be afraid. Be very afraid. Another Facepalm is here! It’s Halloween, and during the month of October I gorge myself on horror movies like a school kid eats mini Snickers. But there’s nothing Fun Sized about some recent litigation surrounding
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Each year the Muse Law Library at the University of Richmond School of Law celebrates Constitution Day on September 17. This year we were delighted to bring you two guest speakers: Ana Edwards, Education Program Manager of the American Civil
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Each year the Muse Law Library at the University of Richmond School of Law celebrates Constitution Day on September 17. This year we were delighted to bring you two guest speakers: Ana Edwards, Education Program Manager of the American Civil
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It’s the spooky season once again, and time for the Library’s annual Halloween horror movie recommendations! This Halloween, kick back, but don’t relax–’cause you never know what boogey, ghoulie, or goblin is hiding under your bed. Throw on one of
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Follow along to discover how to use one of a researcher’s most powerful tools — the research guide! What are they? Research guides are librarian-curated collections of resources organized by subject or jurisdiction. They contain primary and secondary sources (newspapers,
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Hide your children! Another Facepalm is here! Ever worry that your kids are being exposed to too much sex, violence, and obscenity in the media they consume? Ever worry that reading Harry Potter will turn your child into a wizard?
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Richmond Law faculty and staff recommend banned books in honor of Banned Books Week: September 18 – 24.
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