Muse Law Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
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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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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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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The Muse Law Library and all of us at Richmond Law wish Paul Birch a happy retirement! Paul has been with the Library for 32 years, and it is bittersweet to say goodbye. I spoke with Paul about his
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On December 7, 1941, the United States was thrust into the conflagration of World War II. On this date, famously described by Pres. Franklin Roosevelt as a “date which will live in infamy,” the Imperial Japanese Navy launched a surprise
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