Muse Law Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
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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Once final exams are in your rear-view mirror, it’ll be time for you to take a well-earned breather. Enjoy winter break with some of the movies and TV your law school faculty and staff will be watching. You deserve a
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Richmond Women’s Law Work-Life Panel By Taylor Anne Moffett (2L) Work-life integration has changed since March 2020, when the pandemic began, even in big law. More people are working flex schedules, spending part of their week in the office and
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Ah, student loans. They both make your dreams possible and limit your possibilities when it comes time to repay them. Fortunately for those of you who would like to get into public interest law, government service, nonprofits, nonprofit education, or
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SLATE is the Student Library and Technology Exchange — your student advisory group helping the Law Library understand and meet student needs. Your student representatives (the SLATErs) and library faculty are dedicated to hearing your voices. But before we hear
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Your fellow law students want to hear from you. As part of the Muse Law Library’s continuing effort to engage with our student community, MuseNews will now regularly feature select student-authored posts. This new segment of the MuseNews blog will
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In support of Law Student Well-Being Week, the Muse Law Library held two DIY mini-workshops on how to make your very own stress balls. The results were great, and students and faculty had a blast making their very own personalized
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By Janice Craft To cap off Well-Being Week and usher in Fall Break, we asked faculty members to share their favorite guaranteed-to-make-you-cry movies. Why tearjerkers? Because, as it turns out, crying can greatly benefit your emotional health and well-being. If
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This week is Banned Books Week. Every year, the American Library Association (ALA) highlights books that have been banned or challenged for one reason or another. It is a chance to reflect on the importance of freedom of expression, and
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