Notable Alumni
Notable former residents and alumni of Lowell House include:
- John Berendt, American author (Room M31)
- Harry Blackmun, Justice of the United States Supreme Court (Room C12)
- Michael Crichton, American author and producer (Room D42)
- Matt Damon, actor and philanthropist (Room M42)
- Philip F. Gura, American literature scholar (Room J52)
- Walter Isaacson, magazine editor and foundation president (Room K22)
- Nicholas Kristof, journalist (Room E31)
- Ned Lamont of the notable Lamont family (Room C21)
- Vanessa Lann, composer and pianist (Room N35)
- Tom Lehrer, singer-songwriter (Room R13)
- Alan Jay Lerner, lyricist and librettist (Room D41)
- Robert Lowell, sixth Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the Library of Congress (Room L12)
- Anthony Lewis, intellectual and former columnist for The New York Times (Room O21)
- Crown Princess Masako, wife of Crown Prince Naruhito of Japan (Room E11)
- Natalie Portman, Academy Award Winner actress (Room I43)
- Frank Rich, columnist for The New York Times (Room O34)
- Christian Wolff, composer (Room B24)
- David Souter, Justice of the United States Supreme Court (Room C32)
- John Updike, novelist, poet, and literary critic (Room K22)
- David Vitter, Republican Senator from Louisiana (Room M41)
- Chris Wallace, journalist (Room J32)
- Andrew Weil, author and physician (Room D14)
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