The Collegiate Law Journal at the University of Miami (CLJUM) is the University’s only official law journal, dedicated to promoting critical thought, debate, and scholarship on the most pressing legal issues of our time. Our mission is to provide a platform where students can explore the intersection of law, policy, and society within both academic and public spheres. We publish a tri-annual print journal featuring pieces from student writers selected through a competitive review process. Submissions span a wide range of legal topics, from constitutional law and international human rights to environmental justice and artificial intelligence. Whether you’re passionate about law, policy, or advocacy, CLJUM offers the opportunity to write, publish, edit, and engage with others who care deeply about shaping the future of legal thought. Join us as we build a space where student voices make an impact.

The Collegiate Law Journal at the University of Miami (CLJUM) is the University’s only official law journal, dedicated to promoting critical thought, debate, and scholarship on the most pressing legal issues of our time. Our mission is to provide a platform where students can explore the intersection of law, policy, and society within both academic and public spheres. We publish a tri-annual print journal featuring pieces from student writers selected through a competitive review process. Submissions span a wide range of legal topics, from constitutional law and international human rights to environmental justice and artificial intelligence. Whether you’re passionate about law, policy, or advocacy, CLJUM offers the opportunity to write, publish, edit, and engage with others who care deeply about shaping the future of legal thought. Join us as we build a space where student voices make an impact.
The Collegiate Law Journal at the University of Miami (CLJUM) is the University’s only official law journal, dedicated to promoting critical thought, debate, and scholarship on the most pressing legal issues of our time. Our mission is to provide a platform where students can explore the intersection of law, policy, and society within both academic and public spheres. We publish a tri-annual print journal featuring pieces from student writers selected through a competitive review process. Submissions span a wide range of legal topics, from constitutional law and international human rights to environmental justice and artificial intelligence. Whether you’re passionate about law, policy, or advocacy, CLJUM offers the opportunity to write, publish, edit, and engage with others who care deeply about shaping the future of legal thought. Join us as we build a space where student voices make an impact.