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 25
Joshua Foer
Journalist
Jourdan Urbach
Composer
Judith Shulevitz
American journalist
Julia Glass
American novelist
Julian Kuo
Taiwanese political scientist
Alton Tobey
Painter
Justin Sears
American basketball player
Justine Kurland
Photographer
Karl August Folkers
American biochemist
Jesús SilvaHerzog Flores
Mexican economist
Keith Allain
American ice hockey coach
Kenneth Spence
American psychologist
Kimberly W. Benston
Author
Joseph L. Melnick
American epidemiologist
Laura Pappano
Author
Laura Otis
Actress
Lee Rutland Scarborough
Pastor
James Lanman
Former United States Senator
James Whitman
Lawyer
Leo Laporte
Former television presenter
Lewis Gould
Television producer
Linda Yueh
British-American economist
Brock Chisholm
Canadian war veterans
Drew Denbaum
American author
Allen W. Wood
American philosopher
James Wolcott Wadsworth
Former United States Representative
Jeremy Harris
American professional basketball player
John Fenn
American professor
Jack Schlossberg
Caroline Kennedy's son
Jonathan Dickinson (New Jersey)
Minister
Katherine Marsh
Writer
Mal Stevens
American football player
Mark Z. Danielewski
American author
Marshall Green
Diplomat
Mary Carruthers
Professor
Matthias Storme
Belgian lawyer
Mel Edwards
American artist
Michael Hawley
Educator
Michel Strauss
French cellist
Michiko Kakutani
Literary critic
Morton Gottlieb
American film producer
Nancy Graves
American Sculptor
Nancy J. Troy
Author
Noah Porter
American philosopher
Ogden Rood
American physicist
Patricia Hymanson
Former Maine State Representative
Paul Steiger
Editor
