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.
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Jay Shendure
American geneticist
Robert H. Dicke
American astronomer
J. Peter May
American mathematician
Nalini Joshi
Australian mathematician
Willard Libby
American chemist
Deborah S. Jin
American physicist
Daniel T. Barry
American engineer
Lorraine Adams
American journalist
Brett Simon
American music video director
Peter S. Albin
Economist
Fred Thomson
Film actor
David G. Phillips
American novelist
Milton Babbitt
American composer
Peter Maxwell Davies
English composer
Clyde Kluckhohn
American anthropologist
Aaron Latham
American journalist
Edwin McMillan
American physicist
Harvey Silverglate
Attorney
Danielle Allen
American classicist
Christopher L. Eisgruber
President of Princeton University
Ian Rumfitt
British philosopher
Richard Preston
Writer
Andrew Abel
American professor
Hilary Bok
Professor
Frederick Mosteller
American mathematician
Richard Aaker Trythall
American-Italian composer
Lejaren Hiller
American composer
Robert I. Rotberg
Author
Paul Hollander
American scholar
Tomas Lindahl
Swedish-British scientist
Steven Girvin
American physicist
David Del Tredici
American composer
Alvin Anthony Schall
Judge
Donald Martino
American composer
Jacob Candelaria
American Politician
Andrew Berry
British historian of science
Andrea Campbell
Attorney General of Massachusetts
Bill Bradley
American former american football player
Robert L. Johnson
American entrepreneur
Richard Dorment
British art historian
Paul P. Harris
Attorney
Heather K. Gerken
Harold Hotelling
American mathematical statistician
Andrew Bacevich
American historian
Robert Briskman
Electrical engineer
Anthony Branker
American musician
William A. Sahlman
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