Muse Law Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
The University of Richmond Law School has become pretty proficient using Zoom. Some employers use other technology for virtual meetings, including Microsoft Teams.
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Looking for places to study this summer away from the construction noise? We have compiled a list of on-campus and off-campus options. Print outs are available at the Reference Desk. Construction Free Study Spaces for the Summer On
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So this is how you study! We asked our students to show us the wild, wacky ways they study for class — and they delivered! Check out the hilarious ways our students multitask. Grand Prize goes to Abigail Scanga
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Mason Ramsey’s last day as our Technology Services Specialist at the University of Richmond School of Law is March 9, 2022.
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While we may still be in the depths of winter, people are already looking forward to summer, and in particular to the summer bar prep season. People are wondering if they will be able to study in the library this
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Hey Students!! We’re doing a lot of class recording these days, but many of you probably don’t know about one of the most powerful features of the Panopto video viewer. Panopto uses a technology called ASR – aka Automatic Speech
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As a law student you can certainly expect to research and write a paper (or two) during the course of your tenure. Ever wondered if that hard work has the chops to be published in a law review, specialty or
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In this episode of the ABA’s Modern Law Library Podcast Judge Robert E. Bacharach of the Denver-based 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals dives into the science of psycholinguists to teach lawyers and judges about how written words persuade an
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Got a job interview coming up? We have a laptop stand to assist with camera angles for a great first impression! Writing papers? Check out a book stand to take strain off of your eyes and neck.
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In this episode of the ABA’s YLD Young Lawyer Rising Podcast four lawyers speak to their experiences during their first two years of practice. Spoiler alert: “There’s a lot to learn and sometimes not much guidance.” The following question is
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