Muse Law Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
Summer of 2022 saw the biggest renovation of the law library in over a decade. We added a grand reading room, new furniture, new lighting, new study areas, and many more updates. To appreciate where we are today, explore our
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Over the summer we added three new faces to our amazing team. Stop by the library and meet them in person! Michael Dickerson – Systems Administrator michael.dickerson@richmond.edu Michael is a Richmond-area native, but has lived the last few years
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Book group study rooms online and check availability of each room using a QR Code specific to that space.
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By creating a “MyHein” account, students, faculty and staff can create custom searches, set up automated email and bookmark your favorite databases.
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The library recently received an update on the the summer construction schedule and the news is not good. We originally believed the study rooms on the second floor would be useable (if a bit loud!) but that is not the
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By Anastasia Mitchell (3L) March is a special time not only because it is the birth of spring but also because it is a time to celebrate, honor, and remember women. Women’s History Month is important to recognize because it
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Stop by the law library to check out design concepts for changes planned on our first and second floor areas. We welcome all feedback.
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This week the Law Library kicked off Sunshine Week—the national celebration of freedom of information and government transparency—with an out-of-this-world guest speaker. John Greenewald, owner of The Black Vault Archive, spoke to students about his life-long pursuit of the truth
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By Benjamin Payne (1L) Waking up at 5 AM sucks. It sucks a lot more when you’re 7,000 feet above sea level and it’s about six degrees outside. This is what two 1L’s realized when we embarked on a week-long
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Explore HeinOnline’s database, Women and the Law (Peggy) complete with this LibGuide to help you navigate the collection. This database brings together thousands of books, biographies, and periodicals that allow users to research the progression of women’s rights over the past
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