I’m a 2020 graduate of Yale Law School, where I served as the Yale Law Journal’s Executive Editor for Articles & Essays, co-led student organizations focusing on national security and refugee rights, and advocated for a fairer census as part of the Peter Gruber Rule of Law Clinic. I was also an Associate World Fellow and Kerry Fellow at Yale's Jackson Institute for Global Affairs, and in Spring 2020, I co-taught an undergraduate seminar in Yale College on writing and foreign policy.
Before law school, I was a staff editor at Foreign Affairs and a contributing writer for the Wall Street Journal in New Delhi. My work has appeared in publications including the Boston Globe, the Economist, Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, the New Yorker, The Washington Post, and the Yale Law Journal. I studied English at Yale and U.S. History at Cambridge, where I was a Benefactors’ Scholar at St. John’s College.