Princeton University
Princeton University is a private Ivy League research university in Princeton, New Jersey. Founded in 1746 in Elizabeth as the College of New Jersey, Princeton is the fourth-oldest institution of higher education in the United States and one of the nine colonial colleges chartered before the American Revolution.
Princeton University People (First 49 people) - Page 18
John Hart Ely
Bradford Smith
Author
Boileryard Clarke
American baseball player
Sam Merwin Jr.
American fiction writer
Ali-Reza Pahlavi (Ali Rıza Pehlevi)
Born 1966
Erik Blachford
J. Larry Nichols
Ed Witten
Jason Witten's father
Henry Osborn
Naval officer
William Borden
Screenwriter
Dutch Hendrian
American actor
Machen
Musical artist
Jed Graef
American swimmer
Michelle Ann Williams
Alpheus Thomas Mason
American scientist
Léon-François Hoffmann
American-French writer
William Weaver
Translator
Charles Wohlforth
Author
Tim Ferris
Actor
Charles F. Mercer
Politician
Robert Haven Schauffler
American writer
Francisco Javier González-Acuña
Mathematician
Bill Ford
Charles John Biddle
Former United States Representative
Richmond Sarpong
American chemist
Frederick Nash
American lawyer
Janmejaya Sinha
Author
Jesper Horsted
American football player
Lusztig
James Hackman
John W. Rogers Jr.
Investor
Charles Horn
Author
David Brearley
American justice
Nina Bandelj
Researcher
Jamie E Chaft
Joseph LaPalombara
American political scientist
Jonathan Brown
American art historian
David E. Kelley
American television writer
William Warren Barbour
Former United States Senator
John G. Kemeny
American-Hungarian mathematician
G. Mennen Williams
Former Governor of Michigan
Bill Hambrecht
American investment banker
Benjamin Rush
Former Treasurer of the United States Mint
A. M. Miller
American geologist
Seaborn Jones
Former United States Representative
Melissa Kearney
Glen Edwards
American football player
