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 136
Augustus Hemenway
Former Massachusetts State Representative
Henry Regnery
American author
Josef Anton Hofmann
American audio engineer ‧ Josef Hofmann's son
Christopher La Farge
American novelist and poet
Zheng Cunqi
Politician
David A. Karp
Academic
Mark E. Kingdon
Investor
Steve Apostolopoulos
William Lowell Putnam
American lawyer and banker
Barbara Burke Hubbard
American science journalist
Jack Greenblatt
Researcher
Belén Moneo
Prince Edouard de Lobkowicz
Commander
Lincoln P. Bloomfield
American political expert
Linda Anderson
Thomas Blake
American former tennis player ‧ James Blake's brother
Nicolai Cikovsky, Jr.
Visual artist
Lois Green Carr
American historian
Zelda F. Gamson
American sociologist
Foster Hutchinson
Bhagat L S
Medical doctor
Kenneth, Roger, Barbara
Canadian computer scientist
John P. Davis
American journalist and lawyer
Nirah Ruso
Israeli journalist
Samuel B. Gould
American educator
Paul G. Kirk Sr.
Former Associate Justice of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ‧ Paul G. Kirk's father
Daniel Cady Eaton
American botanist
Thomas Winship
American journalist
George Parker Winship
American librarian and author
Lien Hui-Hsin
Businessperson ‧ Lien Chan's daughter
Huang Jingwu
Edward S. Lewis
American chemist
Francis Winthrop Palfrey
American historian
Wang Ran
Tong Yao's husband
Megan T Valentine
Researcher
Susan Kirkpatrick
Author
Gili Bar-Hillel
Translator
Anne E. Monius
William Ellery Sr.
Merchant
John T. Apthorp
Thomas W. Tucker
American mathematician
Virginia DeJohn Anderson
Historian
Richard Kopelman
American author
Thomas Tymoczko
Philosopher
Alix Guerrier
CEO of DonorsChoose
Patri J. Pugliese
Historian of science
John M. Cooper
American philosopher