Muse Law Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
Need to do some research, keep up with current events, or just want to do the crossword? You can now set up an account for off-campus access to the New York Times through Boatwright’s digital subscription! The process is just
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Graduation from law school doesn’t mean that you lose all access to the resources you’ve grown to depend upon for the last three years. Some resources will be available for a few months and some for the rest of your life! This post explains access details for UR resources.
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Learn about Richmond Law’s connection to Civil Right’s legal history and see resources for further reading.
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Looking to keep up with the legal dimensions of today’s political news? We’re here to help!
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Have recent events piqued your interest in elections and voting law? Our Election and Voting Law Research Guide highlights some of the many resources available on topics including voting rights, campaign finance, and constitutional dimensions of our elections.
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Have you recently replaced your phone? Expecting a new phone? Don’t forget to register with the University for DUO.
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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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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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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.
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