Executive Board
Miriam Veblen: Editor-in-Chief
Miriam Veblen is a junior double majoring in History and Sociology of Law. She joined the Undergraduate Law Review because she wanted to be part of a community that engages critically with current legal issues. Outside of ULR, she conducts research on immigration policy, plays piano, and DJs for Radio K. After graduation, she plans on attending law school in D.C. (fingers crossed).
Kymber Freadhoff: Blog Managing Editor
Kymber Freadhoff is a senior studying English with minors in psychology and business law. She joined the Undergraduate Law Review to work alongside a community that tackles the hard questions and shares unique perspectives. After graduation, she is interested in pursuing a career in family law.
Mia Werden: Longform Managing Editor
Mia Werden is a second-year student majoring in psychology. She joined the Undergraduate Law Review to further her knowledge about legal issues and to connect with other students pursuing careers in the legal field!
Alexa Cornolo : Outreach Director
Alexa is a fourth-year Political Science student in the College of Liberal Arts. She joined the Undergraduate Law Review to give undergraduate students an outlet to express their thoughts on legal and political issues influencing the nation. She’s excited to continue building a network for like-minded students within the UMN!
Aminah Alamin: Digital Layout Editor
Aminah Alamin is a senior majoring in Sociology of Law Criminology and Justice with a double minor in History and Business Law. She joined the Undergraduate Law Review because of her passion for discourse on legal issues, reading, and writing. She plans to attend law school after graduation and hopes to pursue a career in environmental or civil law.
Mesiku Hakim: Treasurer
Mesiku Hakim is a junior studying Economics with a Business Emphasis, minoring in Business Law. She enjoys staying active, thrifting, and trying new places to eat. Mesiku joined the Undergraduate Law Review to meet like-minded individuals with similar goals and to gain more experience with legal writing.
Callista Williams : Community Director
Callista Williams is a senior studying Political Science with a minor in Business Law. She joined the Undergraduate Law Review to gain experience in legal research and writing while engaging with contemporary political issues. After graduation, Callista plans on taking a gap year to work and travel before attending law school.
Isabella Orluck: Staff Editor
Isabella (more commonly known as Bella) is a sophomore at Minnesota Carlson studying Supply Chain. She plans to double major in English as well. After graduating, Bella hopes to go to law school and become a lawyer. When she is not studying, Bella enjoys solving Sudokus and crosswords and building puzzles. Eventually, she wants to become
Isabella (more commonly known as Bella) is a sophomore at Minnesota Carlson studying Supply Chain. She plans to double major in English as well. After graduating, Bella hopes to go to law school and become a lawyer. When she is not studying, Bella enjoys solving Sudokus and crosswords and building puzzles. Eventually, she wants to become a food and drug lawyer, combining her love for the grocery business and law.
Reina Valli: Staff Editor
Reina Valli is a senior in the Philosophy department. Along with being a staff editor for the Undergraduate Law Review, she is serving her third term as President of Philosophy Club and working as a Teaching Assistant and tutor for the Introduction to Logic courses. In her free time, she likes to see live music, watch movies, and cook mea
Reina Valli is a senior in the Philosophy department. Along with being a staff editor for the Undergraduate Law Review, she is serving her third term as President of Philosophy Club and working as a Teaching Assistant and tutor for the Introduction to Logic courses. In her free time, she likes to see live music, watch movies, and cook meals for her friends. After the University of Minnesota, she intends to pursue higher education in philosophy on the coast.
Samira Khasanova: Associate Editor
Samira Khasanova is a senior majoring in Political Science and Business Marketing Education, she’s also minoring in Business Law. She joined the Undergraduate Law Review last school year because she wanted to be in an environment that focused on brining up topics ans events going around in the world and seeing how law connected them on re
Samira Khasanova is a senior majoring in Political Science and Business Marketing Education, she’s also minoring in Business Law. She joined the Undergraduate Law Review last school year because she wanted to be in an environment that focused on brining up topics ans events going around in the world and seeing how law connected them on real life. After she graduates she plans on taking a gap year and exploring the different fields of law then applying to law school and becoming an attorney. When she has time to spare she loves to spend it by reading books or exploring hiking trails!
Munira Khalif: Associate Editor
Munira is a senior studying Global Studies with a strong interest in law, human rights, and social justice. She is passionate about understanding how law and policy shape communities and hopes to use her experiences to make a meaningful impact. After graduation, she plans to attend law school and pursue a career in the legal field.
Danielle Kha: Associate Editor
Danielle Kha is a senior studying Philosophy with a minor in Business Law. Along with her position in the Undergraduate Law Review, she is an active member of Kappa Alpha Pi, UMN's professional pre-law fraternity. Additionally, Danielle serves as the Head of Public Relations and Head of Conference Planning for Epistemai, an undergraduate
Danielle Kha is a senior studying Philosophy with a minor in Business Law. Along with her position in the Undergraduate Law Review, she is an active member of Kappa Alpha Pi, UMN's professional pre-law fraternity. Additionally, Danielle serves as the Head of Public Relations and Head of Conference Planning for Epistemai, an undergraduate philosophy journal. In her free time, she enjoys thrifting, rock climbing, camping, and live music. Danielle intends to further her education in Philosophy and Law after graduation.
Raima Naurin: Podcast Host
Raima Naurin is a sophomore studying Philosophy with a minor in Sustainability Studies on a Pre-Law track. She is especially interested in environmental law and believes that sustainability is an interdisciplinary cause with the best solutions incorporating a diverse range of perspectives. By joining the Undergraduate Law Review, she hope
Raima Naurin is a sophomore studying Philosophy with a minor in Sustainability Studies on a Pre-Law track. She is especially interested in environmental law and believes that sustainability is an interdisciplinary cause with the best solutions incorporating a diverse range of perspectives. By joining the Undergraduate Law Review, she hopes to emphasize the importance of environmental awareness through a legal lens, and gain a more holistic understanding of environmental policy issues. In her free time, she can be found writing, reading, and playing guitar with her friends.
Faith Browne: Podcast Host
Faith Browne is a junior majoring in Global Studies and double minoring in Media and Information and African/African-American studies. She joined the Undergraduate Law Review because she was interested in combining her passion for journalism and human rights with critical legal thinking, as well as gaining more experience in the legal fie
Faith Browne is a junior majoring in Global Studies and double minoring in Media and Information and African/African-American studies. She joined the Undergraduate Law Review because she was interested in combining her passion for journalism and human rights with critical legal thinking, as well as gaining more experience in the legal field with like-minded individuals. After graduation, Faith is interested in pursuing a career in immigration or human rights law. In her free time, she can be found reading on her kindle, playing her viola, or "dilly-dallying" with her friends.
Eva Schutz: Secretary
Eva Schutz is a senior double majoring in Political Science and Sociology of Law. She joined Undergraduate Law Review as soon as it was founded to hone her legal writing skills and meet students working towards the same goals as her. When she’s not writing she loves watching basketball, working in her community, and traveling. Following g
Eva Schutz is a senior double majoring in Political Science and Sociology of Law. She joined Undergraduate Law Review as soon as it was founded to hone her legal writing skills and meet students working towards the same goals as her. When she’s not writing she loves watching basketball, working in her community, and traveling. Following graduation she plans on attending law school wherever the wind takes her.