Grace Wu is a National Law Review-Wickard Legal AI Pathways Fellow and an incoming Policy and New Product Intern at National Journal. A student at Northwestern University, she is pursuing a B.S. in Journalism and Data Science, alongside a minor in Legal Studies and a certificate in Managerial Analytics from the Kellogg School of Management. She is interested in the intersection of law, business, and policy, with a specific focus on technology regulation, legal artificial intelligence adoption, and the ethical guardrails surrounding automation.
Previously, Wu was a Go-To-Market Intern on the Corporate Development and Partnerships team at Harbor Global. In this role, she conducted market research on legal technology vendors, constructed strategic business cases for leadership, and analyzed cloud versus on-premises data compliance and technical architecture. On campus, she led The Daily Northwestern's biannual survey tracking undergraduate perspectives on campus issues and politics as Polling Editor and co-developed an AI-driven research tool prototype for newsrooms through the Northwestern Knight Lab.
