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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Fay Vincent
Anna Ziegler
American playwright
Lynne Meadow
American theatre producer
Francis Preston Blair Jr.
Former United States Senator
James C. Scott
American political scientist
Mitch Kapor
American entrepreneur
Andrew Dickson White
Former New York State Senator
Phil Bruns
American television actor
Terry Dubrow
American plastic surgeon
James C. Kaufman
American psychologist
Diane Middlebrook
American biographer
Robert Morgenthau
American lawyer
Gary Fencik
American football player
John Avlon
American journalist
Frederick Kagan
American professor
Steve Bodow
American television writer
Jonathan Coulton
American singer-songwriter
T. W. Peacocke
Television director
Hugh T. Patrick
American economist
Saunders Mac Lane
American mathematician
Hassler Whitney
American mathematician
Don Schollander
American swimmer
Thomas Guinzburg
American publisher
Brian Weiss
American psychiatrist
Rogers Morton
American Politician
Peter Liguori
Haim Steinbach
Israeli-American artist
Jaclyn Moriarty
Australian novelist
Ben Greenman
Novelist
Taiye Selasi
British writer
Robert Langlands
American-Canadian mathematician
Richard S. Hamilton
Professor of mathematics
Richard A. Falk
American professor
Eleanor Holmes Norton
Delegate to United States House of Representatives
John Stauffer
American author
Joe Grifasi
American character actor
Greg Grandin
American historian
Lynne Cherry
American author
William Kunstler
American lawyer
Tijuana Ricks
American actress
Jeff Van Gundy
American basketball coach
Chuck Close
American painter
William Rainey Harper
American academic
Pamela S. Karlan
American legal scholar
Diana Rauner
Bruce Rauner's wife
John Templeton Jr.
American physician
Ian Cheney
American filmmaker
