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 22
George Murphy
Former American senator
Randy Brock
Vermont Auditor of Accounts
Harry Allard
Author
Djelal Kadir
Author
Robert deMaine
American cellist
Karin Fong
Graphic designer
Tony Hulman
American businessman
Melanie Sanford
American chemist
Elizabeth E. Wein
American writer
Matt Shakman
American film director
Jaeden Graham
American football tight end
David L. Clough
Author
Manish Tiwary
Indian film director
Lanny Ross
American singer
Anthony Tommasini
Critic
Lazar Krstić
Serbian economist
Diana Peterfreund
American author
Elliott J. Gorn
American author
Michael J. Astrue
Former Commissioner of the United States Social Security Administration
Benjamin L. Liebman
Scholar
Jonathan Littell
Writer
Bion Tsang
American cellist
Irving Rouse
American archaeologist
Wilbur Lucius Cross
Former Governor of Connecticut
Polina Klimovitskaya
Russian director
Marie Colbin
Actor
Stuart A. Rice
American chemist
Stuart Moulthrop
Fiction writer
Carl Bialik
American journalist
Duilio Dobrin
Benjamin Johnson Lang
American conductor
Gillian E. Metzger
Attorney at law
Henry Hansmann
American author
Mike Elias
Baseball manager
David Elliot Cohen
American author
Frank D. McConnell
American author
Lewis Spratlan
American musical composer
Joseph Grundfest
American professor
Joel Dobris
Professor
William Henry Scott
Historian
Maude Hutchins
American novelist
Bela Pratt
American sculptor
Jackie Tileston
Artist
Amity Shlaes
American author
Murray Gerstenhaber
American mathematician
Standish Lawder
American artist
John Spagnola
Former American football player
