Muse Law Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
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
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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.
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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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Download and test Exam4, Upper Level Students FAQ, 1L Students FAQ, When are exams due each day? What’s the most common mistakes? And all other questions you may have about Exam4 and exams in general.
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While the library will be undergoing renovations this summer it will be possible for 3Ls to study here. The entire second floor of the library will be available as will be the Reading Room on the first floor. The basement
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Read about enhancements to the law library’s archive of recent course syllabus documents, including improved search capabilities.
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Are you telling me with just a little bit of formatting I can automatically create Tables of Contents in my papers? And – if the document is online, each TOC item is a hyperlink to quickly navigate the paper? Yes – that’s what we’re telling you! (Pssst – works in google docs, too!)
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During the week of March 13 – 17, the Law Library hosts its annual programming for Sunshine Week, the national celebration of freedom of information and transparency in government. This year, the Library will host several speakers, a Sunshine-themed Lexis
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Read about a day-long access to justice workshop being held at Richmond School of Law on Thursday, March 9 – Elevating Justice Institute
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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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