The National Minority Law Students' Association (Nmims) Law Review is a student-run publication that aims to provide a platform for students to discuss and analyze legal issues affecting the academic community. Edited by Divya Malcolm, this review provides in-depth analysis and commentary on various legal topics relevant to students.

The Nmims Law Review focuses on a range of legal issues that affect students and academic communities. Some of these issues include:

• Academic integrity and plagiarism
• Racial bias in admissions and hiring practices
• The impact of technology on student learning and academic success
• Disability rights and accommodations in higher education

The Nmims Law Review is an essential resource for students seeking to understand the legal implications of their academic experiences. Divya Malcolm's commitment to providing a platform for student voices and perspectives has made this review a valuable asset to the academic community.