Stanford Law Review is now open and accepting submissions on Scholastica! Submit your article here: https://stanford-law-review.scholasticahq.com/for-authors #LRSubmissions

With so many possible law article topics to pursue, how can you effectively weigh your options and know when you've landed on the right one? In this new blog, we round up the top advice we've gotten from law editors on crafting a publication-worthy piece: buff.ly/TVESFsT

Law editors: Are you ready for the next law review submission season⁉️ Here's a complete guide to preparing for article selection using Scholastica: buff.ly/PWGPmZs #LRSubmissions

Cheers to all the legal scholars preparing their next submission with their caffeinated beverage of choice.... If you're caffeine-free, we have questions—but respect. 🫡 #LRSubmissions

Here's the lowdown on law review submission cover letters: buff.ly/G83iwlR #LRSubmissions

Are you preparing for your first full law review submission season after spring onboarding? We've got you! Here's team Scholastica's top advice for new editors. 👇 buff.ly/btEDENA

Did you know you can get email notifications when law reviews begin seeking submissions via Scholastica? Sign up for law review opening alerts here: buff.ly/ju5dSAf #LRSubmissions

Law editors — here are the latest Scholastica features you should know about before fall submission season, including: 💪 Updates to streamline article decision-making 💪 Advanced Manuscript Table filters (with new Quick View!) And more... Get the deets: buff.ly/eTgSbzy #LRSubmissions

The best ideas often arise after you've stepped away from your desk. Here's to a little rest before the next round of law review submissions. Future You will appreciate the recharge. 😎

Get ready to hit the ground running next submission season with answers to FAQs about the law review article selection cycle — from word limits to cover letters and everything in between. #LRSubmissions buff.ly/05qc2GW

Law editors, did you know you can create Saved Manuscript Table Views to check submissions in need of attention at different article selection stages more quickly? Here's a look. 👀 Read the blog to learn more: buff.ly/HX8Dby9

Now's a good time to brush up on law review citation best practices before the fall submission cycle. We have tips to help! #LRSubmissions buff.ly/GehfowK

An oldie but a goodie: timeless tips for keeping up with law review over the summer break 😎 buff.ly/IIALwYh

Which topics were trending in law reviews last year? "Constitutional law" was the top keyword added to articles w/ notable pieces like: Barriers to Vindicating State Constitutional Rights in Civil Litigation (Murray & Lavender, Harvard CRCL) Learn more: buff.ly/kKkPxtk

While law review submissions may feel like a numbers game, it really is about quality over quantity. Here are tips for developing a submissions strategy ahead of the next peak article selection cycle. 👇 #LRSubmissions buff.ly/nFBTsri

Draft 1, Draft 2, Draft 47... Who knew my next article was a sequel series? Endless layers 🫠 #LRSubmissions

Which topics were trending in law reviews last year? "Regulation" and "AI" were among the top keywords added to articles w/ notable pieces like: Determinants of Socially Responsible AI Governance (Daryl Lim, Duke Law & Technology Review, Vol. 25) Learn more: buff.ly/kKkPxtk

Law authors — if you're preparing an article with empirical data for this submission season, remember to break down the findings for the average reader! Get more submission tips from law review editors here: buff.ly/j3Cv7P4 #LRSubmissions

🚨 If your law review is done reviewing articles for this submission cycle, don't forget to close your Scholastica account to let authors know! Follow the steps in this help doc: bit.ly/3eTMxYv #LRSubmissions

We looked back on trending law review article topics from last year in this recent Scholastica blog post: buff.ly/WImkCn3 What do you expect for 2026? #LRSubmissions

Editor pro tip: Creating email templates for common author inquiries can help you send more prompt and thorough responses. 🙌 Here are examples to help you get started with Scholastica. buff.ly/pJPsFgR

What should authors be focused on at this point in the annual law review submission cycle? Learn more in this blog post: buff.ly/eRwles5 #LRSubmissions

The peak spring submission cycle may be winding down, but did you know about 50% of law reviews seek articles year-round? Check out the latest submissions data from Scholastica to learn more. buff.ly/qnrGVR2

Is your law review letting authors know where you are in your article selection cycle? If not, it's time to start! Here are the main updates you should communicate. buff.ly/ivW0vfd

When will law reviews make the transition from print-driven to digitally-driven publishing models? In this blog post, we explore the potential benefits of online-only publishing, as argued by legal scholars. buff.ly/iG0prS9

For any academic article to have an impact, potential readers first need to be able to find it. That starts with ensuring it's discoverable via online search engines. We cover SEO tips for editors and authors in this blog post. buff.ly/upcBdR1

To expedite or not to expedite...that is the question. Some key considerations: buff.ly/PVyLsIV #LRSubmissions

Law editors, did you know you can create Saved Manuscript Table Views to check submissions in need of attention at different article selection stages more quickly? Here's a look. 👀 Read the blog to learn more: buff.ly/XeuFsGA

Passing final drafts back and forth like a high-stakes game of hot potato. 🔥 #LRSubmissions

Have a question about submitting to law reviews via Scholastica or the article management tools we offer? Here are answers to author FAQs: buff.ly/xLOHkES