Muse Law Library Blog at Richmond School of Law
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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Recently-acquired book titles from Richmond Law Library. Browse 63 titles.
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Why is everyone talking about East Palestine, Ohio? Savannah Throneberry (1L) On February 3, 2023, Norfolk Southern train 32N detrailed. Of the train’s 149 cars, 11 contained hazardous materials. This resulted in the release of toxic waste into East
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Are you telling me with just a little bit of formatting I can automatically create Tables of Contents in my papers? And – if the document is online, each TOC item is a hyperlink to quickly navigate the paper? Yes – that’s what we’re telling you! (Pssst – works in google docs, too!)
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“Tick-tock on the clock, but the party don’t stop,” to quote the Bard (and by “Bard,” I, of course, mean Ke$ha).¹ It’s time for another Facepalm! How about we start with the greatest bender had at someone else’s expense since
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During the week of March 13 – 17, the Law Library hosts its annual programming for Sunshine Week, the national celebration of freedom of information and transparency in government. This year, the Library will host several speakers, a Sunshine-themed Lexis
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Read about a day-long access to justice workshop being held at Richmond School of Law on Thursday, March 9 – Elevating Justice Institute
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By Savannah Throneberry (1L) What are deepfakes? The term ‘deepfake’ refers to someone’s face or body being digitally altered, without that person’s consent, with the intention of causing harm to their reputation. For example, the image of Tom Cruise above
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Looking for a great tool that is like Photoshop without the price tag? Look no further! Bonus – the price is right!
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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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