Bulletin of the University of San Diego School of Law 2026-2027

“Few experiences in law school demand discipline, precision, and patience the way a journal does. It builds the habits great lawyers need: reading closely, thinking critically, and holding your own work to a higher standard.” — Allie van Niman ’27 (JD), editor-in-chief of the San Diego Law Review

“Law journals allow students to develop indispensable legal skills in writing and collaboration, further the academic discussion around cutting edge topics in legal scholarship, and cultivate meaningful opportunities to grow as a leader.” — Jason Musni ’27 (JD), editor-in-chief of the San Diego International Law Journal

“Law journal membership helps students develop advanced legal

research, writing, and editorial skills, strengthen analytical thinking, and contribute their own ideas to legal scholarship.” — Emma Wellmeyer ’27 (JD), editor-in-chief of the Journal of Climate & Energy Law

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