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The 53 pages that link to Yale University, each with the reason it gives.

• George H. W. BushRelated: Bush studied economics there after serving in the Navy and graduated in 1948.

• Grace HopperRelated: Hopper earned a doctorate in mathematics there before joining the Navy.

• Noah WebsterRelated: Webster studied there before beginning his career as a teacher and author.

• Ivy LeagueRelated: Yale is one of the league’s eight member institutions.

• Josiah Willard GibbsRelated: Gibbs studied and taught at Yale, where he carried out most of his research.

• Doctor of PhilosophyRelated: Yale awarded the first PhD in the United States in 1861.

• Paul HindemithRelated: His Yale years brought his compositional teaching to a broad American student community.

• Cowles CommissionRelated: The Commission relocated to Yale in 1955, where its identity and research direction changed.

• Eli WhitneyRelated: Whitney graduated from Yale in 1792 before beginning his career as an inventor.

• Walter CampRelated: Camp studied, played football, and coached at Yale.

• William F. Buckley Jr.Related: Buckley studied there and criticized its secular culture in his first book.

• Charles IvesRelated: Ives received formal composition training there under Horatio Parker.

• Cole PorterRelated: Porter wrote songs for Yale productions and became active in its social clubs.

• Elizabeth BlackburnRelated: Blackburn conducted postdoctoral research at Yale before joining the University of California, Berkeley.

• Henry LuceRelated: Luce and Briton Hadden met while students there and developed the idea for Time.

• Lyman SpitzerRelated: Spitzer earned his undergraduate degree at Yale before pursuing graduate work in astrophysics.

• Elmer McCollumRelated: McCollum completed doctoral training in agricultural chemistry at Yale in 1906.

• Josef AlbersRelated: Albers chaired Yale’s Department of Design after leaving Black Mountain College.

• Sol LeWittRelated: LeWitt studied art at Yale before moving to New York and developing his practice.

• Thornton WilderRelated: Wilder graduated from Yale in 1920 and later taught there.

• Anderson CooperRelated: Cooper studied political science there and graduated in 1989.

• Clark L. HullRelated: Hull conducted much of his influential research and trained students at Yale.

• William Graham SumnerRelated: Sumner taught political and social science at Yale for most of his academic career.

• Edward TufteRelated: Tufte studied at Yale and later taught there before devoting himself to writing and teaching about information design.

• Ernesto ZedilloRelated: Zedillo earned a doctorate in economics at Yale before returning to senior public service in Mexico.

• G. Evelyn HutchinsonRelated: Hutchinson spent most of his academic career at Yale, where he trained generations of ecologists.

• James TobinRelated: Tobin spent much of his academic career teaching and conducting research at Yale.

• Lars OnsagerRelated: Onsager spent much of his academic career at Yale.

• Nathan ChenRelated: Chen enrolled at Yale after the 2018 Olympics while continuing his elite skating career.

• Richard SerraRelated: Serra studied English literature at Yale before pursuing art and receiving formal art training there.

• Sidney AltmanRelated: Altman conducted the RNase P research at Yale that led to his Nobel-recognized discovery.

• Thomas A. SteitzRelated: Steitz spent most of his faculty career at Yale and led the ribosome research recognized by the Nobel Prize.

• ERG theoryRelated: Alderfer developed his influential work on human needs in an academic research setting there.

• Serge LangRelated: Lang spent much of his academic career at Yale and became known for forceful campus activism.

• Sinclair LewisRelated: Lewis’s years at Yale preceded his journalism and early writing career.

• Colleen McCulloughRelated: McCullough worked in Yale’s medical school research environment after moving to the United States.

• David DuchovnyRelated: Duchovny pursued graduate studies in English literature at Yale before leaving to act.

• Edward W. MorleyRelated: Morley received scientific training at Yale before beginning his Oberlin career.

• James BurrowsRelated: Burrows studied theater at Yale before pursuing directing.

• James C. ScottRelated: Scott taught at Yale for decades and helped shape its political science program.

• John B. FennRelated: Fenn conducted the electrospray research recognized by the Nobel Prize while working at Yale.

• Nathaniel Parker WillisRelated: Willis graduated from Yale in 1827 and began publishing poetry while a student.

• Robert LopezRelated: Lopez studied at Yale, where he met future collaborator Jeff Marx.

• Ron ChernowRelated: Chernow studied English literature at Yale before beginning his writing career.

• Charles McLean AndrewsRelated: Andrews taught at Yale and built his scholarly career there.

• Hiram Bingham IIIRelated: Bingham studied and later taught at Yale, which sponsored his Peruvian expeditions.

• Louise GlückRelated: Glück taught at Yale for decades, influencing generations of writers.

• Timothy SnyderRelated: Snyder has taught history at Yale, where his scholarship has been based.