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 64
Thomas Palley
American economist
Nina Morrison
Judge
Jake Siewert
Former White House Press Secretary
John Patton Jr.
Actor
Richard R. Nelson
American economist
James Chanos
American manager
Walter Francis Frear
Lawyer
Elizabeth Lada
Astronomer
Ivan Linn
Composer
Barry Lyga
American novelist
Thomas Mellon Evans
Financier
Geerat Vermeij
Evolutionary biologist
William Wrigley III
William Wrigley, Jr.'s father
Hans Frei
Theologian
Lee de Forest
American inventor
James F. Hoge Jr.
Editor
James Rothman
American biochemist
Richard K. Sutherland
Officer
Dick Smith
American baseball player
Akhil Amar
American scholar
Lee Bass
American businessman
Pamela Samuelson
Professor
Claire Messud
American novelist
sofia kalantzakou
Greek Politician
Chris Bauer
American actor
Andrea R. Wood
Judge
Myron H. Thompson
Judge
William Kneeland Townsend
Former Judge
Neomi Rao
Attorney at law
Dani Byrd
Researcher
Melissa Errico
American actress
Les Aspin
Former United States Secretary of Defense
Denise Majette
Former United States Representative
Harry O. Hoyt
American screenwriter
Alfred Whitney Griswold
American historian
Lucy Burns
American advocate
Marc Lipsitch
Epidemiologist
Thomas C. Oden
American theologian
Nick Chiles
American journalist
Christopher Mellon
Investor
Michael E. Mann
American author
Hampton Sides
American historian
Clement Hurd
American artist
Susan Kidwell
American paleontologist
Jonathan Fanton
Ogden Mills Reid
American publisher
Tavia Nyong'o
Cultural critic
