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The Anteater Undergraduate Law Review (AULR) is the University of California, Irvine's sole publication dedicated to undergraduate legal writing. AULR aims to provide a respected platform for the publication of superior undergraduate research and commentary on significant legal and policy issues, emphasizing the importance of legal scholarship.
Established in 2025, the Anteater Undergraduate Law Review (AULR) is a student-run law journal at the University of California, Irvine, dedicated to publishing undergraduate legal scholarship. The Review aims to foster scholarly engagement with the law by offering undergraduates early exposure to legal research, writing, and publication. AULR supports students pursuing careers in law, academia, public service, and related fields by fostering disciplined analysis and academic professionalism.
Call for Contributors.
Call for Contributors.
Apply this Fall to write or edit for Volume 02.
Our Commitment
Our Commitment
AULR operates independently as a recognized student organization at UC Irvine. We are deeply committed to maintaining an environment that is open, respectful, and intellectually rigorous. One where undergraduate students feel empowered to explore complex legal questions without fear of judgment. AULR believes that meaningful legal scholarship begins with honest inquiry, civil discourse, and a willingness to engage with perspectives that challenge our own. AULR upholds the highest standards of academic integrity in every piece we publish, and we hold ourselves accountable to those standards in everything we do, from the editing room to the page. Our independence is not just an organizational distinction; it is a core value that protects the authenticity and credibility of the scholarship we produce.
Our Mission
Our Mission
AULR is composed of passionate writers and editors who collaborate to produce impactful, thoughtful legal scholarship at the undergraduate level. We exist to give students a meaningful platform to engage with the law long before they enter a courtroom or law school classroom: to develop their voices, sharpen their analytical skills, and contribute original ideas to ongoing legal conversations.
Membership in AULR is competitive and rooted in a genuine commitment to academic excellence, strong writing ability, and a shared dedication to the journal's mission. We seek individuals who are not only talented but who are motivated to grow, take on responsibility, and contribute meaningfully to a collaborative team. The Editorial Board plays a central role in guiding the organization, overseeing the publication process, providing mentorship to junior members, and leading with integrity to ensure the quality and consistency of every issue we release. Together, our members and leadership work to uphold AULR's reputation as a rigorous, student-driven journal that reflects the very best of undergraduate legal thought at UC Irvine.
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