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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Bob Kudelski
American ice hockey player
Ken Ofori-Atta
Minister for Finance and Economic Planning of Ghana
Jonathan Rauch
American author
Aimee Liu
Author
Hong Rong
Zhiyu Li's wife
George Catlin Woodruff
Member of the United States House of Representatives
Stephen W. Tsai
Mechanical engineer
Walker Fearn
American diplomat
Liang Dunyan
Diplomat
Edward Kamens
Professor
William W. Tait
Sumiko Iwao
Japanese psychologist
Róna Péter
Hungarian economist
Henry Dutton
Former Governor of Connecticut
Greg Mangano
American basketball player
Shannon Emerick
American voice actress
Robert Moynihan
Journalist
Thomas Streissguth
Author
Samuel Palmer Brooks
Rick Altman
Professor
Maurice Mandelbaum
American philosopher
Vincent T.
Musician
John Campbell Greenway
José Delgado
Musician
Robert Mnuchin
American art dealer
William E. Boeing
American aviator
Sherman Kent
Peter Krugman
Animator
Nina Hachigian
Ambassador
Jeff Rohrer
American football player
Yale Murphy
American baseball player
Ezra Stiles
American educator
William Borden
Screenwriter
John Morin Scott
Lawyer
Edmund S. Crelin Jr.
Biographer
Andrew Paulson
American entrepreneur
Heather Mac
Musical artist
Russell Herman
South African guitarist
Barbara Chase
Actor
Robert T. Stevens
Businessman
Harry M. Philpott
Chaplain
Sterling Brinkley
Peter Mathiesen
Drummer
Kaare Aksnes
Professor
Jeffrey H. Tigay
Thomas F. George
Chancellor of the University of Missouri–St. Louis
John K. McNulty