Muse Law Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
The law library provides supplemental study aids and access to practice lessons at no cost to law students.
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The calendar may say summer ends in September but generations of students can bitterly atest to the fact that summer ends when the first back-to-school commercial premiers. As a law student, your preparation for the new school year is vastly
Read moreDo you need model jury instructions, the code, or a benchbook? You’re in luck, the library now offers access to the Lexis Digital Library with hundreds of titles for research and practice. All titles are available for use both online
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UPDATE March 15, 2020: Please remember that you need Duo to use our Virtual Private Network (VPN) via Anyconnect and to log into Bannerweb when you’re off campus.
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Your professors will be using Zoom and other technologies to teach remotely. It’s time to set up your account and familiarize yourself with this user-friendly tool before classes resume.
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Looking for even more business and finance news? In addition to the Wall Street Journal, UR also has a subscription to the Financial Times. In order to access your account, simply follow this link and fill out the required information.
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In anticipation of exams starting next week, I wanted to share two tips about Panopto videos that you might not already be aware of. If your professor records your classes, you can actually search the entire lecture for “key words”
Read moreNew book: Small Firm Roadmap – advice on creating and sustaining a small(er) law firm practice.
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The library now provides unlimited digital access to the Washington Post. Just follow this link and read away! In addition to traditional written news items, the Post offers real-time Q&A discussions on key stories and live-streaming of Washington Post events with
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Need Microsoft Office? Would like to use OneNote? Click here to get Office for free and information on using OneNote.
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