DULR Events
Spring 2026 Print Launch Event
Celebrate the release of our fourth print journal! Enjoy dessert, connect with fellow DULR members, listen to our print authors talk about their papers, hear our keynote speaker discuss the importance of attorneys, and take photos.
Spring 2026 Information Session
Join us for an information session on April 13th to learn more about DULR and the application process. RSVP using the QR code. Attendance is not required to apply; however, we will note who comes to the info session and take it into account as demonstrated interest when reviewing applications, so we highly encourage you to attend! Hope to see everyone there!
Duke Law Student (3L) Panel
Join six 3L Duke Law students for a discussion on law school involvement, internships, recruiting, and career paths in corporate, public interest, and nonprofit law, plus LSAT prep and post-graduation planning.
Spring 2026 General Body Meeting
Join us for the first general body meeting of the semester. Food will be provided. Meet the executive team, learn about the editing timeline and Google Drive, meet your editing groups, enjoy Chick-Fil-A, and get to know one another! This event is mandatory for all members.
The North Carolina Constitution: Its Importance in the American Legal Tradition
We’re excited to share that Justice Phil Berger Jr. of the North Carolina Supreme Court will be speaking to the Duke Undergraduate Law Review! Please join us this Tuesday, February 25th at 6 PM in Social Sciences 139. This is open to everyone!
Law Panel
This event featured a conversation between Assistant U.S. Attorney David Bragdon, North Carolina Supreme Court Associate Justice Richard Dietz, and Duke Law Professor Ernest Young.
Location: Social Sciences 139