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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Angier Biddle Duke
American soldier
Frederic Pryor
American economist
Thomas C. Holt
American historian
Lauren Yee
American playwright
Hugh Gregg
Former Governor of New Hampshire
Noah Phelps
Matt Winston
American actor
Anne Wojcicki
CEO of 23andMe
Alan Ross Anderson
American logician
Kai Li
American computer scientist
Elizabeth Povinelli
Director
Stavros Thomadakis
Greek economist
Wilder Hobson
American author
Steven Hyman
Neuroscientist
Geoffrey R. Pyatt
Ambassador
Marvin Rees
Mayor of Bristol
Richard Ravitch
Former Lieutenant Governor of New York
Bruce Trigger
Canadian archaeologist
Herb Grubel
Canadian professor
David Brody
American historian
Richard Brookhiser
American journalist
Edmar L. Bacha
Brazilian economist
Eric W. Gritsch
American theologian
Lawrence Coughlin
Former United States Representative
John Jarman
Former Member of the Oklahoma House of Representatives
Harold Koontz
American professor
Zack O'Malley Greenburg
American writer
Michael P. W. Stone
Former United States Secretary of the Army
William Birney
American general
Henry Martyn Dexter
American author
Thomas L. Saaty
University professor
Richard Stoltzman
American clarinetist
Barbara Demick
American journalist
Lewis Gordon
American philosopher
Charles Forelle
American journalist
Ben Smith
New Zealand rugby union player
Steven M. Stanley
American paleontologist
Julie Lake
American actress
Philip Livingston
Former Delegate to the Continental Congress
William W. Crapo
Former United States Representative
Steven Peikin
Lawyer
Forrest Mars
American businessman
Edward Bleiberg
Archaeologist
David G. Mandelbaum
American anthropologist
Mary Haas
American linguist
Ruth Millikan
American philosopher
Gary Goldschneider
Writer
