Notable Faculty
- Nadia Abu El Haj, anthropologist
- Robert Antoni, Commonwealth Writers Prize winning author
- Randall Balmer, author and noted historian of American religion
- Dave Bayer, mathematician; actor and math consultant for the film A Beautiful Mind; one of few holders of an Erdős-Bacon number
- Ruth Benedict, anthropologist
- Frank Brady, leading figure in international chess
- Harriet Brooks, physicist
- Demetrios James Caraley, Editor of the Political Science Quarterly and President of the Academy of Political Science
- John Cheever (1956-1957), Pulitzer Prize winning novelist and short story writer
- Mary Cochran, former Paul Taylor dancer
- Dennis Dalton (1969–2008), political scientist, renowned nonviolence proponent and scholar of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi
- Michael X. Delli Carpini (1987-2003), political scientist, Walter H. Annenberg Dean of the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania
- Mortimer Lamson Earle, classicist
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- Theodor Gaster
- Virginia Gildersleeve
- Katie Glasner, former Twyla Tharp dancer
- Mary Gordon, writer
- Ken Hechler, U.S. Congressman from West Virginia
- Peter Henry Juviler (1965-2008), political scientist, co-founder with Irene Bloom in 2000 of the Barnard-Columbia Program on Human Rights
- Charles Knapp, Ph.D., philologist and classical scholar
- Brian Larkin, anthropologist
- Janna Levin, physicist
- Perry Mehrling, economic historian
- Gabriela Mistral, first Latin American Nobel Prize winner for Literature
- Samuel Alfred Mitchell, astronomer
- Raymond Moley (1923-1933), proponent and later critic of the New Deal
- Frederick Neuhouser, philosopher
- Sigrid Nunez, novelist
- Elaine Pagels (1970-1982), scholar of early and gnostic Christianity
- Frances Richard, poet and critic
- Alan F. Segal, ancient Judaism and origins of Christianity, author of Life after Death, and Paul the Convert
- Edmund Ware Sinnott, botanist
- Dolph Sweet, actor
- Elie Wiesel (1997-1999), Nobel Peace Prize winning writer and activist
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