About Us
The Undergraduate Law Review is an organization that enriches students through the process of writing legal discourse. The organization was re-established in 2020 and had its first official publication in Spring 2022. Each semester, new writers and editors are invited to join. Both new and returning members alike are given the chance to bolster their legal writing skills.
The link below is a simple way to stay updated on anything ULR FSU!
Blog Updates
Applications for Fall 2024 are currently open for both writers and editors! Please refer to the "Links" tab above to find the application form. We have also opened applications for external submissions. If you are a non-FSU student looking to submit a paper, refer to our "Publications" tab for more information. Additionally, we recently published our fifth volume, which features fourteen well-written and timely articles. Our writers and editors worked diligently during the Spring 2024 semester to create this publication.
If you would like to read Volume V, or our other past publications, please do so at your convenience by going to the "Publications" tab.
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Kind regards,
Anya Finley
Undergraduate Law Review President/Editor-in-Chief
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Beginning in the Fall 2024 semester the Undergraduate Law Review at Florida State University will accept external submissions in addition to papers created internally. Students from other institutions may submit a 6 to 10-page paper for consideration. Papers can be submitted using the link on this page. Please refer to our submission guidelines and review our citation and style guide before submitting your paper. Any questions may be sent to us via email, at ulr.fsu@gmail.com. If your paper is accepted, you will be paired with a team of editors to finalize your paper and ensure citations are properly formatted. We look forward to reviewing your submission!
Kendall Harris, FL
"The Undergraduate Law Review has really changed my perspective on writing. In Fall 2022 I decided to
do a paper on the legal discourse that involved the reversal of Roe v. Wade. I think every writer has the ability to talk about issues
in a way that will help us during our years in law school. Everyone has a voice here!"
Jamie Schulman, FL
"ULR is an up and coming organization. I believe
in a few years that it
really will take off. I hope to see more pre law students join in the future!"
Iliana Acosta, FL
“I am the founder of this organization and seeing it flourish has made my heart happy. I really enjoyed making this happen and giving the ability for others to bring law issues and topics to paper.”