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The Tulane Law Review is a preeminent student-edited legal journal, dedicated to the masthead topics of civil, comparative, and admiralty law.
Established in 1916 as the Southern Law Quarterly, three Volumes were published before an eleven-year hiatus that began due to the demands of the first World War. In 1929 the journal reemerged as the Tulane Law Review. The 2025-26 academic year will mark the Review’s 101st Volume.
Today, the Review is the flagship academic journal of Tulane University Law School and is managed and edited wholly by its student-members. The Review publishes five issues annually and one Symposium issue biannually.
We are currently accepting submissions for publication in Volume 101.
Please feel free to contact the Articles Department at sleidecker@tulanelawreview.org with any questions or concerns.