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.
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Carl Pabo
Hermann Giliomee
Author
José A. Cabranes
Judge
David F. Ford
Theologian
Patricia Rubin
Art historian
Maung Maung
Writer
Alexandra Bellow
Romanian mathematician
Timothy L. Woodruff
American businessman
Tom Conroy
Production designer
Marshall Van Alstyne
Angel Hsu
Climatologist
Joseph Twichell
Writer
Gagik Stambolcyan
Bertrand Hochwald
Electrical engineer
Charlotte Burrows
Commissioner of the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
William H. Hunt
Former United States Secretary of the Navy
Barbara Brown Taylor
American priest
George Chauncey
Professor
Ryan Lavarnway
Baseball catcher
Nina Pavcnik
Professor
Byron White
Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
Harry Ransom
Footballer
Albert Stunkard
Psychiatrist
Matthew Nock
American psychologist
Micha Odenheimer
Journalist
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Former United States Ambassador to Russia
Estes Kefauver
Former U. S. Representative
Giancarlo Corsetti
Italian professor
Patrick Mulcahey
Script writer
James Hillhouse
Former U. S. Representative
Stephen Vladeck
Professor
Joe Miller
Scottish footballer
Dale Carpenter
American professor
Dmitri Atapine
Musical artist
Edward Mansfield
Justice
Stephen Vaden
Judge
Geraldo Cadava
Author
Ibrahim Megag Samatar
Former North American representative
Stuart Blumberg
American screenwriter
Martha A. Sandweiss
Historian
Ruth Wedgwood
American lawyer
Michael Wishnie
Professor
Andrew J. Gerber
American physician
Ranidu Lankage
Musical artist
Stephen Jin-Woo Kim
Whistleblower
Stacy Levy
Sculptor
Eliza Byard
Executive
