Harvard University
Harvard University is a private Ivy League research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Founded in 1636 as Harvard College and named for its first benefactor, the Puritan clergyman John Harvard, it is the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States.
Harvard University People (First 49 people) - Page 104
Raghu Venugopal
Emergency physician
Michael Shifter
Adam Tauman Kalai
American computer scientist
Harold Furth
Austrian-American physicist
Walter I. McCoy
Former United States Representative
Mufi Hannemann
Former Mayor of Honolulu
Alyce S Adams
Researcher
David Deming
American economist
Jeff Melvoin
American television writer
Galt Niederhoffer
American film producer
David Bell
American football wide receiver
Hubert Dreyfus
American philosopher
Grazyna Jasienska
Researcher
Ulla Hansen
Biologist
Beals Wright
American tennis player
Juan Pablo Bondoc
Former Member of the House of Representatives of the Philippines
Josef E. Fischer
American surgeon
Nicholas Wahl
American historian
Rodger Winn
British judge
Dan Kiley
American landscape architect
Ann Pellegrini
Author
Joseph L. Walsh
American mathematician
Jesse Rothstein
Economist
Matthew Lieberman
Neuroscientist
Mark Philip Bradley
Historian
Paul Aisen
Physician
John A. Thayer
Former United States Representative ‧ Eli Thayer's son
Eric M. Rains
Mathematician
Klaus Schulten
Biophysicist
George Soroka
Gord Kluzak
Canadian ice hockey player
Jerry M. Chow
Richard B. Stone
Former United States Senator
Michael Resnik
American philosopher
William Allan Neilson
Scottish-American educator
Nguyen Thanh Nghi
Politician
William Francis Bartlett
Helen Sawyer Hogg
American-Canadian astronomer
Dieter Enders
German chemist
Peter Sklar
Lecturer
Charles H. Giancarlo
CEO of Pure Storage
Bliss Carman
Canadian poet
Luce López-Baralt
Essayist
Jack Ryan
Fictional character
Bill Cunningham
American photographer
James Larus
American computer scientist
Paul Brumer