Columbia Law Review is an influential journal in the legal academic community, independently edited and published by Columbia Law School students. This magazine was founded in 1901 and is one of the oldest legal commentaries in the world. Its content covers a wide range of legal topics, including but not limited to constitutional law, corporate law, criminal law, tax law, and international law. It provides rich academic resources and in-depth analysis for legal scholars, practitioners, and policy makers.

The background of the magazine is closely related to the academic tradition and pursuit of excellence at Columbia Law School. As a student led journal, Columbia Law Review is renowned for its rigorous peer review process and high-quality academic standards. It has not only contributed a large number of insightful papers to the legal academic community, but also cultivated generation after generation of legal professionals.