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 23
Eduard Hovy
Angela Strassheim
American photographer
Richard Thurmond Chatham
Former United States Representative
John Kroger
Former Oregon Attorney General
Bill Zito
American sports agent
Archer Mayor
Author
Henry Huntly Haight
Former Governor of California
Samson Occom
American missionary
Eddie Eagan
American boxer
Michele Abeles
American visual artist
George A. Bonanno
Professor
James Gates Percival
American poet
Josiah Willard Gibbs Sr.
American linguist
Julia Pimsleur
Author
Peter W. Ochs
Professor
Matthew Connelly
American professor
Carolyn Abbate
American musicologist
Sam Caligiuri
American lawyer
Steven D. Ecker
Former Judge of the Connecticut Superior Court
Pete Axthelm
Columnist
William Inboden
Author
Alison Gates
American comedy actress
Maria Wonenburger
Mathematician
Alan Dundes
Folklorist
Alexander Kirillov Jr.
American mathematician ‧ Alexandre Kirillov's son
Alpheus S. Williams
Former United States Representative
Anatole Beck
American mathematician
Aris Fioretos
Swedish writer
Arthur Bestor
Historian
Ashley Brzozowicz
Canadian rower
Bill Lann Lee
American lawyer
Billy Parish
American author
Bingyi
Chinese artist-curator
Bruce Lawrence
Anne FergusonSmith
Geneticist
Burton Kramer
Canadian graphic designer
Carol Symes
American medieval historian
Chelsea Chen
American organist
David Brudnoy
American talk show host
David Loud
American musical director
David Milnes
Conductor
Donald Grant Mitchell
American essayist
Dorceta Taylor
Sociologist
Douglas Knehans
Australian composer
Ebenezer Bassett
Former United States Minister Resident to Haiti
Edward M. Hundert
Educator
Elvis Jacob Stahr Jr.
American government official
