Princeton University
Princeton University is a private Ivy League research university in Princeton, New Jersey. Founded in 1746 in Elizabeth as the College of New Jersey, Princeton is the fourth-oldest institution of higher education in the United States and one of the nine colonial colleges chartered before the American Revolution.
Princeton University People (First 49 people) - Page 2
Eugene O'Neill
American playwright
Edmund Wilson
American writer
Hal Abelson
Professor
Brian Kernighan
Canadian computer scientist
Mitchel Resnick
Professor
Allen Newell
Researcher
John Batchelor
Singaporean-Australian television actor
Rich McKay
Phillip Griffiths
American mathematician
Edward Witten
American mathematical physicist
Edward F. Cox
American Politician
John S. Lewis
Planetary scientist
Sheri McCoy
American scientist
Julia Wolfe
American composer
Diana Strassmann
Economist
Paul Israel Singer
Austrian-Brazilian economist
Sunetra Gupta
British epidemiologist
Harlow Shapley
American scientist
Winnie Holzman
American dramatist
Walter R. Tucker III
Michael Schultz
German football player
Rebecca Goldstein
American philosopher
Fred Lerdahl
Professor
Joshua Greene
American psychologist
Paul Boghossian
Philosopher
Robert Stalnaker
American philosopher
Robert Brandom
American philosopher
Stevan Harnad
Scientist
T. M. Scanlon
American philosopher
James Heckman
American economist
Edward Glaeser
American economist
Maurice Peston, Baron Peston
British economist
David Donoho
American statistician
Terri Sewell
U. S. Representative
Kip Thorne
American theoretical physicist
Leland Hayward
Booker
Joseph Kerman
American critic
Philip Bobbitt
American author
Mark Shapiro
President of the Toronto Blue Jays
Carlos Miguel Prieto
Mexican conductor
Chris William Sanchirico
Hobey Baker
American athlete
W. Jason Morgan
Alan Baddeley
British psychologist
Douglas Massey
American sociologist
Paul Courant
American economist
Louis Berkhof
Dutch-American theologian
