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 109
Leticia Van de Putte
Former Texas State Senator
Rebecca MacKinnon
Author
David A. French
American commentator
Henry Francis du Pont
American horticulturist
Ronald Schechter
Historian
Richard Stone
Former United States Senator
Murray Seasongood
Former Mayor of Cincinnati
Jean Lave
Anthropologist
James Traub
American journalist
Thomas G. Weiss
Diplomat
Jenna Parker
Actor
Maryanne Wolf
Teacher
Victor C. Strasburger
American pediatrician
A. K. Shiva Kumar
Economist
Caroline Series
Mathematician
John Hawkes
American novelist
Barbara Ketcham Wheaton
Writer
Alyssa Ayres
Author
Gil Troy
American historian
Imran Amed
Editor-in-chief of The Business of Fashion
V. Manuel Perez
Former California State Representative
Michael Tomz
Political scientist
Shaunti Feldhahn
Author
Jonathan Petropoulos
American historian
Alec Berg
American television writer
James Grover McDonald
Former United States Ambassador to Israel
Bryan Stevenson
Executive Director of the Equal Justice Initiative
Rhea Suh
Nick DiGiovanni
American chef
Jim Donovan
Investment banker
Daniel Bress
American lawyer
Alex Wissner-Gross
Physics researcher
Margaret G. Kivelson
American physicist
Walter Kaufmann
German-American philosopher
Michael Kinsley
American journalist
Evelyn Welch
Vice-Chancellor of the University of Bristol
Santa Ono
President of the University of Michigan
Stephen Ansolabehere
Author
Claudio Naranjo
Chilean psychiatrist
Edward Vermilye Huntington
American mathematician
Kate Manne
Philosopher
Roger Fisher
Professor
Joaquín Güell
Cayetana Alvarez de Toledo's ex-husband
Kiril Petkov
Party leader of We Continue the Change
Najib Balala
Kenyan Politician
Jacob Neusner
American academic
Robert Cooter
Economist
