The University of Chicago
The University of Chicago is a private research university in Chicago, Illinois. The university is composed of an undergraduate college, various graduate programs and interdisciplinary committees organized into five academic research divisions and seven professional schools.
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Raj Aggarwal
Author
Erik Winfree
American computer scientist
Nicholas Dirks
Chancellor of the University of California, Berkeley
Jeffrey Leiden
Chairperson of Vertex Pharmaceuticals
William Heirens
American serial killer
R. W. B. Lewis
American literary scholar
Robert B. Wilson
American economist
Catharine Baker
California State Assembly member
Douglas M. Costle
Architect
Phillip E. Johnson
Law professor
Terry Nardin
Political scientist
Sharmila Devar
American actress
Charles Claude Guthrie
American physiologist
Ingram Stainback
American Politician
Stephen Leacock
Canadian teacher
David Axelrod
American composer
Marc Nerlove
American economist
Marimba Ani
Anthropologist
Bill Browder
American-British financier
Bernard Sahlins
American writer
Selma Jeanne Cohen
Historian
Karen Barkey
Professor
Laura Taalman
Mathematician
Benjamin Ginsberg
Political scientist
Mike Girsch
Katherine Elizabeth Fleming
Historian
Albert Hibbs
American mathematician
James F. Hoge Jr.
Editor
Jon Winkelried
CEO of TPG Capital
Andrew Arato
Professor
S. Ilan Troen
Scholar
Avi Bell
Israeli legal scholar
Robert Michael Franklin Jr.
Professor
Judith Alice Clark
Casey B. Mulligan
Economist
James L. Swanson
American writer
Kai T. Erikson
American sociologist
Greg Kotis
Playwright
Don Harmon
Political leader
Aileen Fisher
American writer
Richard Yue-chim Wong
Prorector of The University of Hong Kong (HKU)
Doris Calloway
American nutritionist
Carter G. Woodson
American historian
William Embry Wrather
American geologist
Thomas S. Ricketts
Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Chicago Cubs
Robert W. Floyd
Computer scientist
Mitchell Duneier
American sociologist
