Muse Law Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
Ever been curious about how someone becomes a law librarian? Maybe your favorite part of law school is the legal research aspect. Or, maybe, you like the idea of a legal career that emphasizes curiosity, problem-solving, and helping people. If
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Right now, your summer placements are likely keeping you busy, so we know the concept of “free time” might feel fantastical. That said, if you find yourself with a slow afternoon, it’s worth pausing to think about where the legal
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We know your 1L fall semester felt like a blur. Between adjusting to law school, tackling new doctrinal courses, and learning the fundamentals of Legal Research and Legal Writing… well, a lot happened in a short amount of time (to
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The University of Richmond Law Library is pleased to host Jessica Frank, Director of Justice Initiatives at the Free Law Project, for an upcoming talk on legal technology, public access to the courts, and careers in the legal tech space.
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Recently-acquired book titles from Richmond Law Library. Browse the titles.
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Finals are right around the corner, and we know that reviewing outlines, tackling practice questions, and solidifying tough legal concepts can feel overwhelming. To help you study more efficiently, don’t forget about one of the most valuable resources available to
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A talk and exhibit tour of comics by Richmond Law students – illustrating Access to Justice themes.
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2025 Fall Break Library Hours Oct. 11th to Oct. 14th
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On Being Proud By: Ethan Wheeler (They/Them), President of OUTLaw, 2025-26 “Until my dying day I will look back with pride that I found the courage to come face to face in battle against the spectre which for time immemorial
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Each year, Banned Books Week shines a spotlight on the importance of free and open access to information. While the event often highlights novels, memoirs, and children’s books that have faced challenges in schools and public libraries, it’s also an
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