The Anteater Undergraduate Law Review is a peer-edited academic journal dedicated to producing high-quality legal scholarship written entirely by undergraduates. Members spend the year researching, writing, and editing articles that cover constitutional law, policy analysis, emerging legal issues, and more.
Additionally, as a member of the AULR, you will have the chance to be published in a UC-wide campus journal, our UC All-Star Journal.
Author original legal notes and articles that are reviewed and published in our journal
Connect with like-minded peers and alumni who share your passion for the law.
Develop legal research, writing, and critical analysis skills that set you apart in law school or grad school applications.
Gain a meaningful credential and real scholarly experience that strengthens you law school or graduate school candidacy.
Our recruitment and onboarding process takes place each fall. Find us at the Anteater Club Fair and attend our informational session early Fall to learn about the journal, our mission, and what membership looks like day-to-day.
Complete our application form, which includes a short writing sample, a resume, and a brief statement of interest in legal scholarship.
Accepted members will be invited to our first meeting of the year. An essential kickoff event where you will dive into contributing to editing cycles or working towards publishing your own piece.
Anteater Club Fair: [TBD]
Information Session: [TBD]
Applications Open: [TBD]
Application Decision Released: [TBD]
First Meeting for Accepted Applicants: [TBD]
Not at all! We welcome students from all majors and backgrounds. What matters most is your enthusiasm for legal topics and your willingness to learn. We'll teach you what you need to know about legal citation, research, and writing style throughout the year.
Recruitment opens at the start of the fall quarter. We strongly encourage you to attend the club fair and our interest meeting early in the semester and before applications close. Follow our social media for exact dates.
We look at your application holistically. While strong academic performance is valued, we prioritize your writing ability, intellectual curiosity, and commitment over GPA alone.
Members typically dedicate several hours per week during active editing and writing cycles. There are regular meetings and deadlines throughout the academic year. We'll outline the full commitment at our orientation so you know exactly what to expect.
Yes! We welcome all undergraduate students, including first-years. Starting early is a great way to build your skills and resume before applying to law school or graduate programs.