Yale University
Yale University is a private Ivy League research university in New Haven, Connecticut. Founded in 1701, Yale is the third-oldest institution of higher education in the United States and one of the nine colonial colleges chartered before the American Revolution.
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Leonard Everett Fisher
American artist
Karl Behr
American tennis player
Robert M. Schoch
Craig Arnold
American poet
Sidney Mintz
Anthropologist
Larry Bartels
American political scientist
Norbert Mao
Ugandan political activist
J. Ann Tickner
Political scientist
Jeffrey Herbst
American political scientist
Anna Tsing
American anthropologist
Kevin P. Ryan
Chairperson of Nomad Health
Ali Ewoldt
American actress
William Livingston
Former Governor of New Jersey
Aaron Betsky
Critic
Glenn Adamson
American curator
Stephen Susman
Attorney
Robert Giuffra
Attorney
Stephen Lee
Religious leader
Daniel Yergin
American author
Kenneth Scott Latourette
American historian
Carl Blegen
American archaeologist
Albert J. Raboteau
American scholar
Benjamin Lee Whorf
American linguist
Henry E. Kyburg Jr.
Professor
Daniel Callahan
American philosopher
Kenneth Pomeranz
University professor
Boaventura de Sousa Santos
Sociologist
William Whiting Borden
Philanthropist
Dahlia Lithwick
American-Canadian writer
Adam Liptak
American journalist
Janet Fish
American artist
Walead Beshty
Artist
Natalie Frank
American artist
Steven Izenour
American architect
Brian G. Marsden
British astronomer
Mary Ann Caws
American author
Rinne Groff
American playwright
Sarah Stolfa
American artist
Njideka Akunyili Crosby
Nigerian visual artist
David Small
American writer
Joseph Finder
American writer
Robert Brustein
American theatrical producer
William J. Mitchell
Australian author
Robert A. M. Stern
Architect
Peter Hallward
Philosopher
Edie Meidav
American novelist
Vincent Scully
American art historian