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.
Yale University People (First 49 people) - Page 5
Larry Kramer
American playwright
Charles E. Leiserson
Computer scientist
Boris Sagal
American television director ‧ Katey Sagal's father
Gretchen Cryer
American playwright ‧ Jon Cryer's mother
Gary Lucas
American guitarist
Robert T. Bakker
American paleontologist
Philippe Dauman
American businessman
Alistair Cooke
British-American writer
Michael Jai White
American actor
Franklin Delano Roosevelt III
American economist
Robert Axelrod
American actor
Shelley E. Taylor
Professor
Ronald J. Daniels
President of Johns Hopkins University
Peter M. Sacks
South African painter
Sherwin B. Nuland
American surgeon
Rafael Mandelman
American Politician
Charles Yanofsky
American geneticist
Ann Mische
Sociologist
L. Jon Wertheim
Journalist
Tamar Simon Hoffs
American film director
Kate Burton
Actress
Aldo Leopold
American writer
Greg Hunt
Film producer
Neil Burger
American filmmaker
Walt Whitman Rostow
American economist
Paul Guilfoyle
American television actor
Mimi Gardner Gates
American art historian
Malcolm Greene Chace
American financier
Nancy Birdsall
American economist
Barbara Kellerman
Academic
Elvira Nabiullina
Governor of the Bank of Russia
Tom Engelhardt
American writer
Greg Pak
American comic book writer
James Naughton
American actor
Itamar Moses
American playwright
Alex Timbers
American writer
John Guare
American playwright
David Milch
American author
Tansu Çiller
Former Prime Minister of Türkiye
James E. Boasberg
Judge
Christopher R. Cooper
American lawyer
Jeffrey A. Meyer
Judge
Dabney L. Friedrich
Judge
Ralph K. Winter Jr.
Judge
John M. Walker Jr.
Judge
John Koskinen
American businessman
Charles Finch
American author
