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.
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Benjamin Ferencz
American lawyer
Rhee Chang-yong
Governor of the Bank of Korea
Chris Dobson
Master of the St John's College, Cambridge
Hu Xiansu
Chinese botanist
Barbara Herrnstein Smith
Literary critic
Merle Goldman
American historian
Nguyễn Xuân Oánh
Vietnamese economist
Ariél Pakes
Professor
Steve Hutchins
Australian Senator
Alberto Romualdez
Former Secretary of Health of Philippines
Leo Beranek
American professor
Jay Goldberg
Lawyer
Kenneth Juster
American government official
Barbara Bergmann
Economist
Louise M. Ryan
Mathematical statistician
John Morton Blum
American historian
Bonnie St. John
American writer
Michael W. Kirst
Writer
Eduardo Aninat
Chilean economist
Constantin Teleman
Higher education teacher
Alfred Freiherr von Oppenheim
German banker
Jennifer Tour Chayes
Computer science researcher
Lance Oppenheim
American filmmaker
Ruth H. K. Wong
Biographer
Marie-Laure Salles
Author
Renan Ferreirinha
Former State Deputy in the Legislative Assembly of Rio de Janeiro
Alfred G. Meyer
Writer
Birgitta Wolff
President of Goethe University Frankfurt
Choi Jae-chun
Writer
Steve Carlip
American professor
Rudolf de Korte
Dutch politician
William Elliott
American actor
Pansy Tlakula
Advocate
Steve Mariotti
Entrepreneur
Benjamin Barber
American author
Robert Kegan
American psychologist
Steven C. Panagiotakos
Former Massachusetts State Senator
Gernot Wagner
American-Austrian economist
Chatumongol Sonakul
Former Governor of the Bank of Thailand
James Currier
Yeh Ching-chuan
Taiwanese Politician
Bill Robertie
Backgammon player
Hong Jung-wook
Entrepreneur
Dick Murphy
American Politician
Bertrand Goldberg
American architect
Geoffrey Block
Author
James Cuno
American art historian
