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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Richard J. Bernstein
American philosopher
Mickalene Thomas
American visual artist
John Currin
American painter
Victor Moscoso
American artist
Chip Arndt
American activist
Rachel Wetzsteon
American poet
Douglas Moore
American composer
Paul Goldberger
American author
Mark Tushnet
American scholar
Saidiya Hartman
Professor
Robert H. MacArthur
American mathematician
Lukas Foss
German-American composer
Clifford Ross
American artist
Leonard Baskin
American Sculptor
Lowell Weicker
Former U.S. senator
Jordan Mechner
American video game designer
David F. Swensen
American investor
James E. Rosenbaum
Professor
Richard Gilder
American philanthropist
Marion Donovan
American inventor
Timothy Dwight IV
American educator
Edward Bouchet
American physicist
Paul Osborn
American playwright
William Matthews
American musician
Marie Arana
Author
Gifford Pinchot
Former Governor of Pennsylvania
Jan T. Gross
Polish-American sociologist
Maggie Taylor
Artist
Aaron Director
American economist
Reggie Austin
Actor
Frederic Remington
American painter
Henry Barnard
Peter Block
American author
Debby Applegate
American historian
J. Morgan Kousser
American historian
Joseph J. Ellis
American historian
David M. Potter
American historian
Jacob Weisberg
American journalist
Edward L. Ayers
American historian
Richard J. Jensen
American historian
H. Richard Niebuhr
Theologian
Fredrik Logevall
Swedish historian
Roy Romer
Former Governor of Colorado
Rachel Talalay
American film director
Bobby Shriver
Former Mayor of Santa Monica
Ernest Hilgard
American psychologist
Brian Stoltz
Researcher
