In this blog post we overview some of our top advice for a more successful law review board transition.
Stanford Law Review's Senior Articles Editor Karen Ding discusses why they chose to move to Scholastica's submission and article selection system to improve their editorial workflows and author experience.
Effectively promoting your law review is the best way to increase readership and interest from prospective authors. Read on for new ideas about how to promote your volume.
Incoming and outgoing board members of Illinois Law Review describe how they worked together to publish an online symposium in less than 2 months.
Northwestern University Law Review discusses their survey of the President-Elect's supreme court nomination short-list.
A former EIC reflects on his law review tenure.
Editors from Vermont Law Review share their symposium-planning experience.
Editors from Buffalo Law Review share how they are organizing their annual symposia.
Templates help you send decisions to authors faster. This post has samples for law review publication offer and rejection templates.
Templates are a way to save time and be more communicative with authors. Here are 3 samples you can work from as you write your own common correspondence templates.
