Swarthmore College
Swarthmore College is a private liberal arts college in Swarthmore, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1864, with its first classes being held in 1869, Swarthmore was one of the earliest coeducational colleges in the United States.
Swarthmore College People (First 49 people) - Page 0
Jonathan Franzen
American novelist
Carol Gilligan
American psychologist
Kevin Hassett
American economist
Stephen Lang
American actor
Michael Hardt
American philosopher
Cora Diamond
American philosopher
Adam Haslett
American fiction writer
Marshall Curry
American director
Ted Nelson
American philosopher
Robert Storr
American curator
Mary M. Schroeder
American attorney
Sandra Faber
American astrophysicist
Nancy Roman
American astronomer
Gilbert Harman
American philosopher
Robert Newmyer
American film producer
John Hopfield
American scientist
Paul Brest
Legal scholar
Paul Courant
American economist
Jerome Kohlberg Jr.
American businessman
Beth Littleford
American actress
Rudy Rucker
American mathematician
Charles Ruff
Former Attorney General for the District of Columbia
Al Carmines
Playwright
Josh Green
Governor of Hawaii
Morgan Langley
American soccer player
Mary Schmidt Campbell
President of Spelman College
Tess Slesinger
American writer
Howard Martin Temin
American geneticist
Barney Rosset
Publisher
Jed S. Rakoff
Judge
Andries van Dam
American professor
Paul DiMaggio
American educator
Victor Navasky
American journalist
Neal Marlens
American television producer
Mark Vonnegut
American pediatrician ‧ Kurt Vonnegut's son
A. Mitchell Palmer
Attorney
John Anton Goldsmith
Professor
John M. Darley
American social psychologist
Eben Moglen
Professor
Peter J. Weinberger
Computer scientist
J. Peter May
American mathematician
Christina Paxson
President of Brown University
Christiana Figueres
Costa Rican diplomat
Robert A. Rescorla
American psychologist
Allan Gibbard
Jared Solomon
Pennsylvania State Representative
James Hormel
Former United States Ambassador to Luxembourg
