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.
Yale University People (First 49 people) - Page 17
Susanna Styron
Film writer ‧ William Styron's daughter
Joan C. Williams
Norman Dike
Military personnel
Amrit Singh
American-Indian lawyer
Robert A Kagan
Justice
David Labriola
Connecticut State Representative
Lee Isaac Chung
American film director
Eben Byers
American socialite
Erazim Kohák
Czech philosopher
Nathaniel Persily
Professor
Adam Leipzig
American film producer
Abigail Pogrebin
American writer
Elisha Mitchell
American geologist
Susan P. Casteras
Art historian
James Watson Webb
Former United States Minister to Brazil
Tom Gerety
Foster Furcolo
Former Governor of Massachusetts
George Herbert Walker
American banker
James Gadsden
American diplomat
Vidita Vaidya
Indian neuroscientist
Alva B. Adams
Former United States Senator
Uriah Tracy
Former U.S. senator
Jaime Teevan
Computer scientist
Augustus Brandegee
American lawyer
Gary Franks
Former United States Representative
John Q. Tilson
American Politician
Ram Rahman
Indian photographer
Wilmot James
South African Politician
Donald Crothers
Professor
Dennis Shasha
Professor
Raymond Giroux
Ice hockey player
Sean Backman
American ice hockey player
Sam Moyer
American artist
Arthur Laffer
American economist
Christine Chinkin
Researcher
Mandyam Veerambudi Srinivasan
Dermot Moran
Irish philosopher
Joshua Bekenstein
Chairperson of Bain Capital
Roger H. Brown
President of the Berklee College of Music
Ralph Freedman
Author
Jamshed Bharucha
Sarah Tishkoff
American geneticist
Elias W. Leavenworth
American lawyer
Sidney Corbett
American composer
Alden Jenks
American composer
Milton Adolphus
American pianist
John Sloss Hobart
Former United States Senator
