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About Yale Undergraduate Law Journal

The Yale Undergraduate Law Journal (YULJ) is a student-written and student-run journal of legal scholarship. As the only pre-law publication on campus, the YULJ aims to reach a wide interdisciplinary audience by allowing its writers to explore the various aspects of law which they may find interesting or relevant in our time. The journal has three branches: our eponymous Law Journal, a semi-annual publication featuring long-form papers, published in print and digital forms; our Blog, a digital platform that frequently publishes shorter-form articles on pressing legal issues; and our Podcast, an audio platform where students and legal scholars can join in vigorous discussion.

Employees
11 to 50
Headquarters
United States

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Rayyan Valaydon

Editor in Chief

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