New York University
New York University is a private research university in New York City. Chartered in 1831 by the New York State Legislature, NYU was founded by a group of New Yorkers led by then-Secretary of the Treasury Albert Gallatin.
New York University People (First 49 people) - Page 2
James Roday
American actor
Barry Bostwick
American actor
Daniel Dae Kim
American actor
Emma McLaughlin
American novelist
Nicola Kraus
American novelist
Deirdre Lovejoy
American actress
Kristoffer Polaha
American actor
Molly McGrann
American literary critic
Michael De Luca
Chief Executive Officer of Warner Bros. Entertainment
Judah Friedlander
American actor
Renée Felice Smith
American actress
Alex Ross Perry
American filmmaker
Todd Solondz
American filmmaker
Robert Smigel
American actor
Erich Fromm
German psychologist
Vivek Oberoi
Indian actor
Matt Ross
American actor
Robin Weigert
American television actress
Jim Fall
American film director
Maxine Greene
American philosopher
Jessica Benjamin
Psychoanalyst
Michele Wallace
Author
Warren Farrell
American political scientist
Bryan Greenberg
American actor
Kasi Lemmons
American film director
Ben Shenkman
American actor
Anohni
Singer-songwriter
Delmore Schwartz
American poet
Sandra Gilbert
Professor
Marilyn Hacker
American poet
Peter Gizzi
American poet
Edith Grossman
American translator
Phil Edwards
Canadian athlete
Joseph C. Phillips
American actor
Sophie Shevardnadze
Correspondent
Arthur Schwartz
American composer
Bruce Joel Rubin
American screenwriter
Joe Iconis
American composer
David M. Friedman
American lawyer
Emma Amos
Actress
Chris Carmack
American actor
Robert P. Murphy
American economist
Israel Kirzner
American economist
Tibor Machan
Hungarian-American philosopher
Peter Sollett
American film director
Janet Mock
American writer
Bob Ferguson
Washington Attorney General
