Cornell University
Cornell University is a private Ivy League statutory land-grant research university based in Ithaca, New York. The university was founded in 1865 by Ezra Cornell and Andrew Dickson White.
Cornell University People (First 49 people) - Page 26
Rutherford P. Hayes
American librarian ‧ Rutherford B. Hayes' son
Mason Porter
American mathematician
Frank Pugliese
American TV writer
Florent de Kersauson
French businessperson
Bob Perciasepe
Politician
Gil Blake
Trader
Byron Grote
Nina Revoyr
American novelist
Jongryn Mo
Author
Maria New
Mack David
American lyricist
Richard A. Baker
Executive Chairman of the Hudson's Bay Company
Matthew P. A. Fisher
American physicist
Harvey G. Stenger
Thomas D. McKeown
Former United States Representative
Sandra Fluke
American lawyer
Carol M. Rose
Charles F. Knight
John S. Knight
American publisher
Michelle Knudsen
American author
George Jean Nathan
American critic
Travis Mayer
Olympic athlete
David M. Schneider
American anthropologist
Rebecca Johnston
Canadian ice hockey player
Tony Geiss
American film producer
Nathalie Picquot
Richard Mattes
American scientist
Sb. Wiryanti Sukamdani
Gilbert Hanse
Golf course architect
Pop Warner
American football coach
Werner De Bondt
Economic analyst
Kevin Schawinski
Swiss Researcher
Susan Choi
American novelist
Anne LaBastille
American author
Dick Savitt
American tennis player
Kornelia Polyak
Professor
Philip Levine
Hematologist
Larry Tanenbaum
Chairperson of Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment
Craig Gottlieb
American antique dealer
John Mott
Evangelist
Kai Rossen
Chemist
Enrique Norten
Mexican architect
Ron Lifshitz
Israeli physicist
Caroline Hau
Filipino author
Nathan Pumplin
Researcher
Lisa Larrimore Ouellette
Legal scholar
Jordan Clarke
Basketball player
