Muse Law Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
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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By Michaella Saint-Juste, Director of Programming – Black Law Student Association Black History Month offers an opportunity to reflect not only on history, but on the labor that made our present possible. Many of the changes that shape our experience
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Each year on the third Monday of January, our nation pauses to reflect on the life, legacy, and enduring impact of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. What began as a campaign by civil rights leaders after his assassination
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As the semester winds down and the holidays approach, we know many of you are looking forward to a well-deserved break. Whether you plan to spend time with family, catch up on sleep, or simply enjoy a quiet moment away
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Reading week is here, and we know it can be a long stretch of focused study and final preparation. To help you power through, the law library will once again be offering Reading Week Gift Bags for students. Each bag
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As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday, the Law Library invited students to take a moment to reflect on what they are thankful for this year. Our weekly whiteboard prompt asked a simple question: What are you thankful for this Thanksgiving?
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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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It is finally here! We are thrilled to announce the much-anticipated winners of the fall semester’s MuseDay Tuesday raffle! MuseDay Tuesday is the Law Library’s weekly series of quick demonstrations on tech tips, research hacks, bluebooking refreshers, and hidden gem
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Information about a workshop to explore techniques to use comics and visual storytelling to enhance access to justice.
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Every week, the Law Library posts a new whiteboard prompt by the Reference Desk where students are invited to crowdsource responses. Sometimes it’s something like “what’s your favorite sports team?” or “what’s a hobby you want to learn?” This ever-popular fixture
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