Apsara Iyer Harvard Law Review: Apsara Iyer is the first Indian-American woman to head the prestigious publication. Apsara, a second-year Indian-American student at Harvard Law School, has been elected president of the prestigious Harvard Law Review. Apsara Iyer said in The Crimson Report, “Her goal as Law Review chair will be to involve more editors in the process of reviewing and selecting articles.”
Apsara Iyer said, “I think right now I’m just focused on making sure that we keep the lights on and keep everything going.” Apsara Iyer’s distinguished predecessors in the role include Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and former US President Barack Obama.
graduated from Yale
The Crimson report states that Apsara Iyer graduated from Yale in 2016. Received a bachelor’s degree in economics, mathematics and Spanish. Apsara Iyer’s immediate predecessor, Priscilla Coronado, said the publication was extremely fortunate to have Apsara Iyer at the helm.
life of editors will be better
Priscilla Coronado said, “Apsara has changed the lives of many editors for the better. I know she will continue to do so.” “From the outset, he impressed his fellow editors with his remarkable intelligence, thoughtfulness, warmth and spirited advocacy,” Coronado said. “Apsara has improved the lives of many editors, and I know she will continue to do so,” he added. “From the beginning, he impressed his fellow editors with his remarkable intelligence, thoughtfulness, warmth and fierce advocacy,” Coronado said.
