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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Constanza Romero
American artist
Michael Daugherty
American composer
Aaron Jay Kernis
American composer
Lee Strobel
American author
Charles Derber
Douglas Wick
American film producer
Arend Lijphart
Political scientist
Barrington Moore Jr.
American sociologist
Nelson W. Polsby
American political scientist
Ondi Timoner
American filmmaker
Peter Gleick
American scientist
Sinclair Lewis
American writer
Peter Ackroyd
Biographer
Emily Wilson
American actress
Shawn Levy
Canadian film director
Brandon Tartikoff
American executive
Albert Maltz
American playwright
Eloisa James
Professor
Bamber Gascoigne
British television presenter
Benjamin Tallmadge
Former United States Representative
June Anderson
American soprano
Steve Skrovan
Burt Shevelove
American playwright
Rudy Vallée
American singer
Frederick A. Pottle
American writer
William K. Wimsatt
American professor
Hugh Kenner
Canadian scholar
John Shea
American actor
Jeffrey Hornaday
American choreographer
Michael Herz
German businessman
Mitch Leigh
American musical composer
Jill Kargman
American author
Elihu Thomson
American engineer
Richard Epstein
American scholar
Peter Behn
American actor
Philip Hanawalt
American biologist
Jerome A. Cohen
Professor
Peter Duchin
American pianist
Peter Dodson
American paleontologist
Donna J. Haraway
American professor
Bruce Cohen
Film producer
Ronald Rivest
Cryptographer
Jeremy Leven
American screenwriter
James Henry Breasted
American archaeologist
Roni Horn
American visual artist
Robert M. Gagné
American educational psychologist
David McClelland
American psychologist
