University of Pennsylvania Law Review

Issue 6 of Volume 174 is now live. pennlawreview.com/print/

Volume 174, Issue 6 includes (1/2):
• Tortious Interference Revisited – Danielle D'Onfro-Epps, Cathy Hwang
• Precedent and Jurisdiction – William Marra
• The Forgotten Elected Officials – Nadav Shoked

The University of Pennsylvania Law Review Online is currently accepting submissions through December 15. We welcome concise, timely scholarship that engages with contemporary legal discourse. Please review our guidelines on pennlawreview.com/submit/ before submission.

Volume 175 of the University of Pennsylvania Law Review is pleased to announce our 2026 Symposium on Administrative Law’s New Era on Friday, October 23 at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School in Philadelphia (@pennlaw). Sign up at tinyurl.com/Symposium175

With oral arguments for Trump v. Barbara beginning at SCOTUS today, we are pleased to highlight "Calvin's Case and Birthright Citizenship" by @BTKeener, published in Vol. 174 of the University of Pennsylvania Law Review Online. Read it here: pennlawreview.com/2025/11/17/cal….

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/