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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Elizabeth Kostova
American author
Lorraine Wild
American graphic designer
Daniel Mulino
Australian Politician
John Spender
Australian Politician
John Garvan Murtha
Judge
Edward O. Wolcott
Former American senator
Philip Heymann
American lawyer
Stuart McNay
American sailor
Rufus P. Spalding
Former United States Representative
Merrill Moores
Former United States Representative
Kerala J. Snyder
Musicologist
Alvin P. Adams Jr.
American diplomat
Elizur Wright
American mathematician
Carolyn Bourdeaux
Former United States Representative
Sharon R. Long
Plant biologist
Elliot Meyerowitz
American biologist
Leslie Cheek
Architect
Taylor Ritzel
American rower
Pablo de Greiff
Colombian human rights activist
Daniel Henry Chamberlain
American lawyer
Benjamin Schwarz
American editor
Yitzhak Melamed
Philosopher
Edmund Fanning
British politician
Andrew Solomon
Writer
Helmut Walser Smith
Manasseh Cutler
Former United States Representative
Than Merrill
American businessman
Yoshiaki Onishi
Japanese composer
Morris Swadesh
American linguist
William Buell Sprague
American biographer
Josiah Whitney
American geologist
Simeon Eben Baldwin
Former Governor of Connecticut
John Charles Olmsted
American landscape architect
Eric Lodal
American screenwriter
Ihor Shevchenko
Ukrainian lawyer
Bruce Feiler
American writer
Eileen Pollack
American novelist
May Berenbaum
American entomologist
John Paul Caponigro
Photographer
Donald Meltzer
Psychoanalyst
Alexis Krasilovsky
American filmmaker
Rachel Rose
American artist
Wager Swayne
Former Governor of Alabama
Kingman Douglass
American investment banker
Charles Nolte
American film actor
Robert Kane
American philosopher
Meghan O'Rourke
American writer