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 70
Sri Preston Kulkarni
Diplomat
Pia N. Malaney
Economist
Roger Nash Baldwin
American author
Ellsworth Huntington
Professor
Edwin Kuh
American economist
George Emlen Roosevelt
Jan C. Ting
Professor
Irving Lavin
Art historian
Ed Clark
American lawyer
William Crowninshield Endicott
American Politician
Herbert S. Okun
Ambassador
Alfred G Meyer Collegiate Professor of History William G Rosenberg
Historian
Margot Badran
Author
Mario Oriani-Ambrosini
Politician
Roger Sherman Hoar
Former Massachusetts State Senator
Bharat Ramamurti
Deputy Director of the National Economic Council of United States
Robert Sapolsky
American researcher
Eliot Porter
American photographer
Jabra Ibrahim Jabra
Iraqi-Palestinian author
Abdullah Al-Jumah
Saudi Arabian author
Hsia Lin-ching
Psychologist
Gabrielle Thomas
American athlete
Richard M. Karp
American computer scientist
Betsy Drake
American actress
Frank Sysyn
Historian
Wilson Whineray
New Zealand rugby union player
William Rappard
Chester W. Wright
American historian
Charles Franklin Dunbar
American economist
Henry Osborn Taylor
American historian
Laurent Cohen-Tanugi
Lawyer
James A. Davis
American sociologist
Constantinos C. Markides
Illustrator
Walter Lippmann
American writer
Thomas Cary Duncan Eaves
American author
Bert Waters
American football player
Lucius Littauer
Former United States Representative
Charles Brickley
American football player
James L. Gelvin
Noam Bramson
Mayor of New Rochelle
Walter Lambeth
Former United States Representative
William C. Kirby
Historian
Angelo Melino
Economist
Paul Steinhardt
American physicist
Siye Abraha
Former Minister of Defense of Ethiopia
Raymond Grew
Historian
Koh Juat Jong
Former Attorney-General of Singapore