New custom door stops help prevent study room doors from closing when you don’t want them to.
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Manage Your Passwords with LastPass
All Richmond students, faculty and staff can use LastPass for free to manage passwords. Learn more in this post.
Read moreIntroducing Clockify: The New Time Tracking Tool for Pro Bono Service Work
As law students, balancing coursework, internships, and personal life is already a monumental task, but adding Pro Bono service work to the mix, while incredibly rewarding, can often feel overwhelming. In addition, keeping track of hours, ensuring you meet your
Read moreDungeons and Dragons Can Make You a Better Lawyer
Three articles from lawyers who argue that the skills needed for D&D are transferrable to work as an attorney.
Read moreScholarships & Writing Competitions – Financial aid for bar prep, tuition, and more!
AccessLex Institute is a nonprofit organization that works to maximize the value and affordability of a law degree through policy advocacy, research, and student-focused initiatives. To that end, AccessLex maintains scholarship and writing competition databanks, making it easier for students
Read moreIn-house artist?! Yes! Meet Kim Edwards
Did you know that the law school has its very own in-house artist? If not, let me introduce you to Kim Edwards! Richmond Law’s Director of Technology is very active in art both in and out of The Commons. Many
Read moreFall 2023 Exam Seating and Study Spaces
An overview with floor plan diagrams showing law library study spaces for Fall 2023. The focus is on spaces available for quiet study and reserved seating during final exams.
Read moreReceiving Android Texts via iMessage on iPad & Mac
Are you not receiving texts from your Android friends via iMessage on your iPad or Mac? If you’re like me, the answer is no and the only way you received them was on your iPhone. Don’t worry b/c you’re in
Read moreSilcrows and Pilcrows and Ordinals OH MY! and Other Mysteries of Microsoft Word
You will become quite familiar with symbols in legal writing. In addition to adding words like “silcrow” to your vocabulary, you’ll learn other quirks to legal writing. To set up Word to work for your new legal writing, make the following adjustments.
Read moreWhere’d the tech stuff go?
You may have noticed that we no longer have a computer lab. So, where’d did all the tech stuff go?
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