Harvard University
Harvard University is a private Ivy League research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Founded in 1636 as Harvard College and named for its first benefactor, the Puritan clergyman John Harvard, it is the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States.
Harvard University People (First 49 people) - Page 35
Francis James Child
American musical scholar
Matthew Tobin Anderson
American writer
Stephen Sandy
Poet
John Quarterman
American author
John Lie
Military personnel
Kefeng Liu
Chinese mathematician
Kai G. Henriksen
Norwegian businessman
Ranji Chandisingh
Political leader
Imata Kabua
Former President of the Marshall Islands
Dan Bolduc
Ice hockey player
Juan Dalmau
Former Member of the Senate of Puerto Rico
Danny Biega
Ice hockey defenceman
Tiya Alicia Miles
American historian
Frederic Adrian Delano
John Matthews Manly
American professor
Charles Lipson
Political scientist
Michelle Guerette
Olympic athlete
Albert Gelpi
Professor
Nora Newcombe
Canadian researcher
Elaine Ryan Hedges
American journalist
Tom Leppert
Former Mayor of Dallas
Saul B. Cohen
American geographer
YuChi Ho
American-Chinese mathematician
Mounira M. Charrad
Sociologist
Brooke Ellison
American politician
Geoffrey Colvin
Author
Kurt Wise
Geoscientist
Samuel Auchmuty
British general
Dunham Jackson
Mathematician
Julian Coolidge
American mathematician
John Myhill
British mathematician
edmund berkeley
American computer scientist
Arnold Horween
American american football player
S. Bernard Goodwyn
Chief Justice of Virginia
samuel francis smith
American minister
Walter Jay Skinner
Judge
Jarrett Barrios
American Politician
Robert Stanfield
Former Leader of the Official Opposition of Canada
Walter Licht
American historian
Edmund Ware Sinnott
American botanist
Crystal Marie Fleming
American sociologist
Carol J. Greenhouse
American anthropologist
Susan L. Graham
American computer scientist
N. David Mermin
Physicist
Manuel Cardona
Physicist
pierre hohenberg
French-American physicist
Ronald T. Raines
Researcher
