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I had the privilege of working with the Intellectual Property Clinic at the University of Pennsylvania, and my experience was nothing short of exceptional. Although I was not a student at the law school, the clinic's staff provided invaluable support, truly reflecting the Quaker values that UPenn embodies—commitment to truth, reason, logic, and a genuine desire to help others succeed. Professor Dahl is the epitome of quiet dignity and grace. She took time out of her busy schedule to guide me through the script vetting process when I was uncertain about how to approach it and worried about making costly legal mistakes in the process. Her patience, kindness, and nonjudgmental attitude made all the difference, and her advice was instrumental in helping me find the right resources that fit within my budget to navigate the writing and pitching process. Despite reaching out to multiple schools, including Immaculata, Saint Joseph's, Villanova, NYU, Temple, Rowan, Rutgers, and Widener, UPenn's IP Clinic was the only one that found the time to fit me into their packed schedule that year. Every interaction with the clinic's staff, especially Kelly Farraday, was positive and professional. I felt respected, valued, and supported throughout the process. It's rare to encounter such genuine kindness and mentorship, especially from people in positions of power. UPenn's IP Clinic went above and beyond, and I will always be grateful to Professor Dahl, Kelly Farraday, and the entire team for their unwavering support. They truly made a difference in helping me move forward with my dream.

An amazing school within a school! Overshadowed by the likes of Harvard and Yale, yet you can't do much better.

The auditorium in the basement of this building is amazing. This should be a place where you should visit if possible.

I do not support nor condone this school

Liz Magill is a majore sore spot on the university