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 13
Martin Bernal
Scholar
Andrew Schlafly
American lawyer ‧ Phyllis Schlafly's son
Robert J. Havighurst
Chemist
Roderick Chisholm
American philosopher
Rosa Brooks
American professor
Claude S. Fischer
American sociologist
Mustafa Emirbayer
American sociologist
David Steiner
Educator
David Plotz
American journalist
Sam Sifton
American journalist
Simon Rich
American humorist
Robert E. Michler
Surgeon
Michael Graves
American architect
Rosalind E. Krauss
American art critic
Michael Fried
Art critic
Randy Olson
Marine biologist
Chip Arndt
American activist
Hiroshi Mikitani
Chief Executive Officer of Rakuten
Sean Gullette
American film director
David Gray
American playwright
Jack Gilpin
American actor ‧ Betty Gilpin's father
Richard Eberhart
American poet
Lloyd Schwartz
American poet
Eamon Grennan
Irish poet
James F. Conant
American philosopher
Alice Crary
American philosopher
Charles Lemert
American sociologist
Mark Tushnet
American scholar
Carl Phillips
American writer
David Kalstone
American writer
Judy Budnitz
American writer
Amy Finkelstein
Professor
Nathan Wolfe
American virologist
Murtaza Bhutto
Rob Nilsson
Filmmaker
Jon Vitti
American writer
Larry Pogemiller
Former Majority Leader of the Minnesota Senate
James R. Swartz
Venture capitalist
Mynette Louie
American film producer
Yitzhak Aharon Korff
Rabbi
Jim Eastwood
Businessman
Burton Malkiel
American economist
Sarah MacLean
American author
Xavier Gabaix
French economist
James E. Rosenbaum
Professor
Erik S. Reinert
Norwegian economist
Yonatan Netanyahu
