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 39
Mikael Mogren
Author
Kristen Roupenian
American writer
James C. Rose
Landscape architect
Peter V. Neffenger
Commanding officer
Bienvenido Santos
Filipino-American writer
Clare Akamanzi
Rwandan lawyer
Stephen Nachmanovitch
Musician
George Cabot
Former American senator
William Preston Few
Rufus Choate
American lawyer
Robert Komer
Former Deputy National Security Advisor of the United States
Waldo Peirce
American painter
Charles Bulfinch
American architect
Arnold Weinstein
American scholar
Ford M. Fraker
Ambassador
Kirkland H. Donald
Commanding officer
Michael Lou Martin
American philosopher
Charles Callahan Perkins
Critic
Ray Allen Billington
American historian
Lawrence Stager
American archaeologist
Forrest Church
Author
Simeon Eben Baldwin
Former Governor of Connecticut
Hugh Stubbins
Architect
Horace Howard Furness
Frederick Law Olmsted Jr.
American landscape architect
Grant Wacker
Historian
William E. Chandler
Lawyer
Nicole Cliffe
Writer
J. C. Furnas
American freelance writer
Henry Cadbury
American historian
Samuel Willard
Pastor
Hugo Adam Bedau
Philosopher
Elisabeth Bronfen
German critic
Edward Filene
American businessman
Winslow Briggs
American instructor
Montgomery Slatkin
American biologist
Edmund Quincy
American author
Aliya Jasmine Sovani
Television producer
Yaakov Peri
Former Minister of Innovation, Science and Technology of Israel
Ami Ayalon
Israeli Politician
Varian Fry
American journalist
James Harvey Robinson
American historian
Wendell Lim
Jane S. Richardson
American professor
Leora Auslander
American historian
Ralph Barton Perry
American philosopher
Hopkinson Smith
American lutenist
