Now through September 25, 2016 Scholastica is running a Twitter contest for the best law review haiku. Tweet a relevant haiku with the hashtag #LawRevHaiku for the chance to win.

American Criminal Law Review's Chief Strategy Editor shares how his team approached the redesign of their publication's online presence.

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A former EIC reflects on his law review tenure.

Editors from Vermont Law Review share their symposium-planning experience.

Editors from Buffalo Law Review share how they are organizing their annual symposia.

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This month Minnesota Law Review published a series of essays on the legacy of the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Lead Online Editor Charles Barrera Moore shares the details.

Templates are a way to save time and be more communicative with authors. Here are 3 samples you can work from as you write your own common correspondence templates.

We interviewed two law review editors-in-chief about how their teams handle electronic manuscript edits.