The University of Chicago
The University of Chicago is a private research university in Chicago, Illinois. The university is composed of an undergraduate college, various graduate programs and interdisciplinary committees organized into five academic research divisions and seven professional schools.
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Walter Licht
American historian
Stephen P. Heyneman
Academic
Thomas A. Balmer
Former justice
José Argüelles
American author
Anil Nerode
American mathematician
Harry J. Collins
Military personnel
Lee Lozano
American painter
Georgene Faulkner
American writer
Emma P. Carr
American chemist
Jillian Bernas
Politician
Marie Litzinger
American mathematician
Charles Wheelan
American journalist
Emile Cambry Jr.
American filmmaker
Eric Winsberg
American philosopher
Louisa E. Rhine
Harold Agnew
American physicist
Peter G. Peterson
Former United States Secretary of Commerce
Wilton M. Krogman
American anthropologist
Manan Ahmed Asif
Historian
Robert K. Ritner
American egyptologist
Charles E. Anderson
American meteorologist
Ed Ricketts
American biologist
AbdullahAlMuti
Bangladeshi science writer
Marc A. Kastner
American physicist
Joan Acker
American sociologist
Thomas Gantz Cassady
American aircraft pilot
Joanne Simpson
Film character
Clemens C. J. Roothaan
Physicist
Robert R. Williams
American chemist
Pieter Snapper
Composer
Costas Soukoulis
Scientist
Philip Lutgendorf
American author
Andrew Zawacki
American poet
Stephen G. Post
Author
Forest Ray Moulton
American astronomer
Darius Lakdawalla
Economist
James Otteson
American philosopher
Helena Benitez
Former Senator of the Philippines
Sam Greenlee
American writer
Edward H. Spicer
American anthropologist
Tilda Del Toro
Actor
Tenney Frank
Historian
Samuel Reshevsky
Polish-American chess grandmaster
Jacob Robert Kantor
American psychologist
Kevin McAleenan
Former Acting United States Secretary of Homeland Security
Ram Dayal Munda
Indian scholar
Norman C. Paine
American football player
