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Library News // Blog
- Duo Security for Law Students
Effective October 1, 2018, the University will require two-factor authentication to use the Virtual Private Network (VPN) connection method needed to access certain online services, such as Hein Online and JSTOR. Whenever you’re off campus, you’ll need to use the - Phone Pods!
Not too long ago, use of cell phones was prohibited everywhere in the Law Library… and that made it sort of difficult if you were expecting an important call from a potential employer, or any number of other reasons to - Library 2018 Fall Hours
Regular fall semester hours - New Display: Oh, the Places You’ll Go!
If you’re looking for a little career inspiration or an infusion of Spider pride, check out the new “Oh, the Places You’ll Go!” display outside the Merhige Room. This display, organized by Digital and Archival Collections Librarian Molly Lentz-Meyer, highlights - Resources for Your First Year of Law School
The Library is committed to supporting our students throughout their law school careers. Incoming 1Ls who are looking for resources about adjusting to law school life, succeeding in 1L classes, and even navigating the Law Library should consult our guide - Library Orientation Activities
Everyone at the Muse Law Library is looking forward to having our new and returning students on campus for the fall semester. We’d like to extend a special welcome to our incoming students. Here are just a few of the - New Extended Library Hours for Bar Prep
The Library opens at 8:00 a.m. weekday mornings and closes at 7:00 p.m. Friday evenings to accommodate students studying for the bar. - Library Closed for July 4th
The law library will be closed on Wed. July 4th. - Technology Bootcamp LibGuide
On April 18, the Library hosted the 2018 Technology Bootcamp. Attendees enjoyed lively presentations from practitioners in public service, small firms, and consulting. Presenters discussed the technological tools they use in their work, including tools for presenting evidence in courtrooms - Attention 3Ls: Using Library Resources After Graduation
3Ls getting ready to graduate should make note of the Library’s resources available to you after graduation. See below for deadlines on access to student resources as well as access to Library resources as attorney alumni. How long may I
Featured Resources // Blog
- New Materials (August 2018)
Recently-acquired book titles from Richmond Law Library. Browse over 80 titles. - New E-Books (August 2018)
Check out new e-books Thousands titles were added in our collection. Here are some electronic book titles. Please simply click a book cover image to view the record in library catalog. This page contains enriched content visible when JavaScript is - Need a break? We have movies
Need a break from law school? Check out a movie … about law school! Our DVD collection is located near the big TV in the atrium, and if you need a DVD player for your laptop, you can check one - New E-Books (July 2018)
Recently new e-books titles from Richmond Law Library Catalog. - New Materials (July 2018)
Recently-acquired book titles from Richmond Law Library. Browse over 80 titles. - Job and Clerkship Library Resources
Currently interviewing through OCI? Researching attorneys or judges? Want to brush up on your resume or interview skills? Check out the library’s Legal Career & Job Searching Resources guide for books and other resources in the library. - New Materials (June 2018)
Recently-acquired book titles from Richmond Law Library. Browse over 100 titles. - New E-Books (June 2018)
Recently new e-books titles from Richmond Law Library Catalog. - New Materials (May 2018)
Recently-acquired book titles from Richmond Law Library. Browse over 70 titles. - New E-Books (May 2018)
Recently new e-books titles from Richmond Law Library Catalog.
Library Technology // Blog
- Sending Pictures in Gmail? Yes you can!
At first glance, Gmail seems to only offer the option to attach pictures to an outgoing email. However, the option to embed the image appears when you move your mouse cursor over the appropriate location. This Insert Photos option inserts the image directly in the body of the text, so it is immediately visible. - Set Auto-Replies in Gmail
Setting an auto-reply is a great way to manage your email when you are not able to check email and want those who sent an email to know not to expect a response right away. - Create a Professional “signature” in Gmail
Leaving a lasting impression is hard. Doing it at the end of an email is even harder. - Office 365 and OneNote
Need Microsoft Office? Would like to use OneNote? Click here to get Office for free and information on using OneNote. - Be “In The Know” Daily – Subscribe to the Student Event Calendar
Good news! You can subscribe to the Student Event Calendar - all events going on in the law school will show up in your gmail calendar so you will be "in the (daily) know" and can easily plan your day, and not miss any exciting programs. - Attention 3Ls: Using Library Resources After Graduation
3Ls getting ready to graduate should make note of the Library’s resources available to you after graduation. See below for deadlines on access to student resources as well as access to Library resources as attorney alumni. How long may I - Summer access to Westlaw, Lexis, and Bloomberg Law
Access to Lexis and Bloomberg Law is free and unrestricted during the summer for rising 2Ls and 3Ls. Summer use of Westlaw is limited to 60 hours/month during the summer. We recommend that you log out of Westlaw completely (rather than - Where’d my font go?
Need Times New Roman but it's missing? Get it back! - Get your Glannon, Examples and Emmanuel Online
The library now subscribes to the Wolters Kluwer study aid package, providing access to Glannon Guides, Examples & Explanations and other titles. - US Supreme Court moves to electronic filing
The US Supreme Court will require briefs and other filings be submitted electronically, effective November 13. The Supreme Court’s electronic filing page has instructions and registration information. Unlike PACER, the Supreme Court’s electronic filing and access are free. Being able to
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