Notre Dame Undergraduate Law Review
Premier Undergraduate Legal Scholarship
The Notre Dame Undergraduate Law Review, founded in 2026, is a student-run organization dedicated to advancing premier undergraduate legal and political scholarship. In conjunction with the mission of the University, our goal is to provide a rigorous academic forum for undergraduate students to engage with complex domestic and international legal issues, cultivate analytical writing skills, and publish original work that contributes thoughtfully to contemporary legal discourse. Through a collaborative and rigorous editorial process, we seek to uphold the highest standards of academic excellence while bridging the gap between undergraduate research and the legal profession.
The NDULR is a student-run journal dedicated to undergraduate legal scholarship. We are an initiative headed under the Notre Dame Pre-Law Student Board.
About Us
Elevate your academic portfolio by publishing your original legal research in our inaugural volume. We invite Notre Dame undergraduates from all disciplines to submit their papers and essays analyzing anything legal or relating to law. We also welcome students to write shorter pieces and opinions for our blog.
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Help build a lasting academic legacy at Notre Dame by joining our founding editorial team. We are seeking meticulous, dedicated students from all majors to serve as peer reviewers and assistant editors for our upcoming publications.
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"The life of the law has not been logic; it has been experience."
— Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.