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 46
John Strong Perry Tatlock
American scholar
Johnny Green
American professional basketball player
Francis Bowen
American philosopher
Jon Morosi
American sportswriter
JONATHAN AUTOR CULLER
American literary critic
José María Figueres
Former President of Costa Rica
José María Michavila
Former Minister of Justice of Spain
José S. Alegría
Poet
Jack Snyder
Fictional character
James Fowler
Scottish football manager
Jose Isidro Camacho
Former Philippine Secretary of Energy
Jorge I. Domínguez
Professor
Jorge Mañach
Cuban writer
José Ángel Gurría
Former Minister of Interior and Exterior Relations of Mexico
Joseph Connors
American art historian
Joseph Mackey Brown
American Politician
Joyce Marcus
American archaeologist
Juan Arambula
California State Assemblyman
Juan Enríquez
Mexican businessman
Judy Feder
Professor
Justin Cronin
American author
Karen Mills
Karenna Gore (Karenna Gore Schiff)
American author
Karl Deutsch (Karl W. Deutsch)
Political scientist
Katherine Reynolds
American soccer player
Kenneth Porter
American poet
Kevin Klose
American journalist
Émile Antonio
French footballer
Henri Goetz
American-French painter
Kingsley Davis
American sociologist
Komura Jutarō
Japanese statesman
Kyle Schickner
American film producer
David Foot
Canadian economist
David Hemenway
Professor
José Buscaglia Guillermety
Educator
Larry Agran
Lawrence Marcus
LeBaron Russell Briggs
American educator
Lee Anne Willson
American astronomer
Clarence Zener
American physicist
Edmund J. James
American economist
Eve Troutt Powell
American historian
Leo Kahn
American reporter
Leon Fink
Professor
Lewis J. Feldman
Botanist
Lily Yam
Politician
John Stanley Pottinger
Former United States Assistant Attorney General
