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The University of Pennsylvania Law Review Online has opened submissions for Spring 2026 publication. We will consider pieces on a rolling basis through 11:59 p.m. on December 14th, 2025. For more information, please see our website: pennlawreview.com/submit/

The Vol. 174 Dorothy E. Roberts Public Interest Essay Competition is now accepting submissions! Check out our website for all the info: pennlawreview.com/dorothy-e-robe…

Congratulations to Vol. 174! We are thrilled to welcome our newest class of Associate Editors to the University of Pennsylvania Law Review.

Issue 4 of Volume 173 is now live on our website! 🎉 Check it out at pennlawreview.com and dive into the latest scholarship. #NewIssue #law #legalscholarship

Vol. 174 of @PennLRev has opened submissions! See submission guidelines here: pennlawreview.com/submit/

Issue 1 of Volume 173 is now live on our website! 🎉 Check it out at pennlawreview.com and dive into the latest scholarship. 📝✨ #PennLawReview #NewIssue

🚨UPCOMING SYMPOSIUM🚨 It’s almost here! The Vol. 173 Symposium, The Uses (and Misuses) of History in Constitutional Interpretation will be held in-person and online on November 22-23. Link in bio for more information (and to register). We hope that you can join us!

Listen to the latest episode of “See generally” with @pennlaw professor Sandra Mayson: open.spotify.com/episode/0nCcCC…

@beau_baumann and I had the opportunity to talk to Sheila Orfano at the @PennLRev a few weeks ago about our recent article, "Clarifying Judicial Aggrandizement." We talk about the article, but also offer some related musings about judicial aggrandizement and our future work!

Had a great conversation last fall with Aditya Bamzai, @Tim_L_Meyer @Claussen_K @ZaringDavid hosted by @PennLRev on statutory regulation of trade & commerce. Thanks to @curtisabradley and @jacklgoldsmith for inviting me. Video from all sessions is now up: youtube.com/watch?v=ZxzUwL…

@AnupamChander @PennLRev Here's the video of my panel with @AnupamChander at the @PennLRev symposium on Oct 13, 2023. We spoke about privacy and TikTok-- more timely than ever! youtube.com/watch?v=xiLT2U…

WATCH: Prof. @K_Eichensehr discusses her paper “Major Questions About International Agreements,” co-authored with @YaleLawSch Prof. @oonahathaway, at @PennLRev’s symposium “The Statutory Foreign Affairs Presidency.” youtu.be/r0U8__PxVX8?si…

WATCH: Prof. Ashley Deeks discusses her paper “(Sub-)Delegating National Security Powers” at @PennLRev’s symposium “The Statutory Foreign Affairs Presidency.” youtu.be/xiLT2UhUsiw?si…

WATCH: Prof. @adityabamzai discusses his paper “Sanctions and the Emergency Constitution” at @PennLRev’s symposium “The Statutory Foreign Affairs Presidency.” youtu.be/ZxzUwLUTtTo?si…

Great tl;dr of our paper Debt Tokens, forthcoming in @PennLRev! Thank you, @KProfsBlog!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Listen to the latest episode of “See generally” with @AllenSumrall and @beau_baumann: open.spotify.com/show/1t3xtSyNn…

Submissions are now closed for our Print Edition, but they will reopen on August 1, 2024.

The Sweep and Force of Section Three, with Michael Stokes Paulsen, is now out in final form @PennLRev: scholarship.law.upenn.edu/cgi/viewconten…

Submissions are now open for Vol. 173 of the University of Pennsylvania Law Review! Visit pennlawreview.com/submissions for guidelines on how to submit your work.