Muse Law Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
It is finally here! We are thrilled to announce the much-anticipated winners of the spring 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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Legal research is at the heart of every law student’s journey, but have you ever wondered how your classmates approach it? Whether sifting through case law, bluebooking citations, or navigating legal databases, research is a skill that takes time and
Read moreDuring the week of March 17 – 21, the Muse Law Library will host its annual programming for Sunshine Week, a national celebration of freedom of information and transparency in government.
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Joyce Janto explains the history of Thanksgiving as retold in Virginia and elsewhere, and delves into the hidden history of Thanksgiving as holiday-spending stimulus.
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Did you know that the law school has its very own in-house artist? If not, let me introduce you to Kim Edwards! Richmond Law’s Director of Technology is very active in art both in and out of The Commons. Many
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Our MuseDay Tuesday programming is off to a running start this semester. Most Tuesdays during the semester, the Muse Law Library hosts MuseDay Tuesday, where we give you a 3-minute lesson on research, technology, and resources offered by the library,
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Ermahgerd! Time for a memeified Facepalm to make even Grumpy Cat smile – that is, if Grumpy Cat wasn’t dead for the last 4 years. (Too soon?). Let’s talk about the surprising amount of litigation surrounding internet memes, litigation that
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Today we’ll learn that sometimes even injustice can be sweet in this candy-coated Facepalm. We’re shining the spotlight on Willy Wonka’s dark secret (and it has nothing to do with his treatment of Ooompa Loompas)—all that candy you’ve been inhaling
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Congratulations to our 2023 Student Selfie Contest winners! The University of Richmond School of Law student body shows dedication to studying like none other. We asked you to “Show Us How You Study,” and you didn’t disappoint. Check out these photos!
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We assume talk to text is a new way to communicate – turns out, the foundation for today’s way to communicate was laid out in the 1800s.
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