Muse Law Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
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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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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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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Looking for a great tool that is like Photoshop without the price tag? Look no further! Bonus – the price is right!
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We assume talk to text is a new way to communicate – turns out, the foundation for today’s way to communicate was laid out in the 1800s.
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Parchment is a service a lot of Universities are using to deliver secured copies of transcripts to recipients – Firefox is the way to circumvent the encryption.
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Where’s the Computer lab? Where’s the Network Printers? Where’s the Computer Help Desk? Do we still have Lab computers? We have answers!
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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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By now, (most) everyone has created shortcuts in Microsoft Word for such things as Silcrows (section symbols). But did you know you can create custom shortcuts in Google Docs as well?
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