Student Journals

Ohio State Law Journal

The Ohio State Law Journal is the college's first student-edited scholarly publication. The Law Journal has been ranked one of the top 20 law journals in the country based on frequency of citations. Published six times annually by a student board and staff, the Law Journal includes articles by noted legal scholars, law faculty, and commentators nationwide. Web Site | How to Join

Ohio State Journal on Dispute Resolution

The Ohio State Journal on Dispute Resolution is the college's scholarly journal devoted specifically to issues relating to alternative dispute resolution. Published four times annually, the Journal on Dispute Resolution has the official sponsorship of the American Bar Association. Web Site | How to Join

Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law

The Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law is a peer-evaluated, faculty-student cooperative venture, published semi-annually. The journal is a forum for important scholarship written by academics and professionals in the criminal justice field, providing useful and serious—but also interesting and provocative—discourse on critical issues in the field. Web Site | How to Join

I/S: A Journal of Law and Policy for the Information Society

In 2004, the law school launched a second peer-evaluated journal, I/S: A Journal of Law and Policy for the Information Society, which is a cooperative venture with students and faculty at Carnegie-Mellon University. It is an interdisciplinary journal of research and commentary concentrating on the intersection of law, policy, and information technology. Web Site | How to Join

Entrepreneurial Business Law Journal

The Entrepreneurial Business Law Journal (EBLJ) is the newest academic journal at the Moritz College of Law. The EBLJ provides an excellent opportunity for students to explore the intersection of business and the law. Created and managed by students, this semi-annual journal explores the legal issues facing entrepreneurs, small business owners, and venture capitalists. The EBLJ publishes scholarly articles, book reviews, and student-authored notes discussing provocative, timely issues facing the entrepreneurial business community. Additionally, the EBLJ hosts an annual symposium where professors and practitioners from Ohio and around the country gather to discuss topical issues and emerging trends in entrepreneurial business law. Web Site | How to Join