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 131
Charles F. Chandler
American chemist
Stephen Biddle
American author
DJ Shiftee
David Bartel
American molecular biologist
Charles MacVeagh
American lawyer
Jacob J. Schacter
Rabbi
Bernardo Fort Brescia
Peruvian architect
James Sheafe
Former United States Representative
James M. Beggs
Executive
Alan F. Horn
Chairman of Walt Disney Studios
Evan O'Dorney
American mathematician
Jennifer Balakrishnan
Mathematician
Richard Bejtlich
Author
Victor Guillemin
American mathematician
Jerry F. Hough
American historian
Bernard Hebda
Prelate
Fred Ho
American saxophonist
Yanna McIntosh
Canadian-Jamaican television actress
Elizabeth G. Cohen
Author
Eilert Eilertsen
Former Mayor of Bergen
Peter Gomes
American preacher
William Gasarch
Computer scientist
David W. Oxtoby
President of Pomona College
Eugene McDonnell
Computer scientist
James Madison Morton Jr.
Former Judge
George L. Hart
Professor
Donald J. Cram
American chemist
Alberto Benavides de la Quintana
Peruvian businessman
John F. Andrew
Former United States Representative ‧ John Albion Andrew's son
Shobhana Narasimhan
Professor
Charles Reiss
Linguist
Joshua Bekenstein
Chairperson of Bain Capital
Kenneth K. Lee
Judge
William Schafer
Neuroscientist
Joyce Anne Barr
Diplomat
Godwin Emefiele
James Peacock
Anthropologist
Mark Ratner
Chemist
James Crafts
American chemist
Peter L. Strauss
American author
Nadya Mason
Physics researcher
Jane Chen
Enterpriser
Jaime Fuster
Politician
Hans Canosa
Produser film
Graeme Wood
American journalist
Derek Lyons
Political figure
Anurag Sinha
Actor
