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<p>A student-run research publication, the Undergraduate Law Journal at Penn (formerly known as PULJ) seeks to foster scholarly discourse on topical and historical issues pertaining to law or the legal system. In this spirit, the journal's principal objective is to publish exceptional undergraduate works, drawn from an array of disciplinary perspectives, that evaluate and elucidate the intricacies, vagaries, and nuances of law as they relate to domestic and international affairs, business, academia, and society. We aims to sustain and enrich a vibrant discussion about law at the undergraduate level because it recognizes that the student writers of today will be the leaders, lawyers, and scholars of tomorrow.</p>

Estelle Kang

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Isabela Baghdady

Blog Manager

Jennifer Frank

Editor-in-Chief

Liat Arginteanu

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Alexis Calin

Alfrick Arun

Andrew Mah

Angelo Scaringella

Anna Fu

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Celia Kreth

Charlene Canning

Cheryl Chang

Crystal Kang

Eliza Cagnoli

Esther Lee

Isabel Zhang

Jack Immanuel Immanuel

Jessica Ford

Jessica Lipman

Jordan Wachsman

Joseph De Simone

Joshua Rose

Katelyn Cua

Kennedy Crowder

Laura Eugene

Mai Nguyen

Megha Thomas

Michelle Woo

Nazali Dat

Nicholas Williams

Nick Rutherford

Priyanka Bhashyam

Rachel Gu

Rebecca Redlich

Santana Browning

Sofia Wawrzyniak

Sophia Weglarz

Stephanie Rao

Stephen Tahbaz

William San Pedro

Yingtong Guo

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