Psi Upsilon is a North American college fraternity. Following is a list of some of the notable members of Psi Upsilon.
Academia Nathan Abbott (Dean of Stanford Law School) Charles Kendall Adams (President of University of Wisconsin–Madison, President of Cornell University) Herbert Baxter Adams (Professor at Johns Hopkins University) Charles Augustus Aiken (President of Union College, Professor at Princeton University) James Burrill Angell (President of the University of Michigan) Thomas Rutherford Bacon ( Congregational clergyman and professor of history at the University of California.) Nicholas Murray Butler (President of Columbia University) Clarence G. Child (Dean of the University of Pennsylvania graduate school) William S. Clark (President of University of Massachusetts Amherst) Rufus Cowles Crampton (President of Illinois College, Founder of Brown's Business College) Amos Noyes Currier (President of the University of Iowa) David Stuart Dodge (Professor at the Syrian Protestant College, Beirut) Hollis B. Frissell (President of Hampton University) Adam Gaiser (Professor of Religion at Florida State University) William Watson Goodwin (Eliot professor of Greek at Harvard University) Alfred Whitney Griswold – president of Yale University Daniel B. Hagar (Principal of the Canajoharie Academy, Norwich Academy, and Salem Normal School) Benjamin Francis Hayes (Professor at Bates College) Charles Rockwell Lanman (scholar of the Sanskrit language) George W. Kirchwey (Dean of Columbia Law School) Ralza M. Manly (Founder of the Richmond Colored Normal School) Edward Duffield Neill (President of Macalester College) William Alfred Packard (classical scholar) Charles Payne (President of Ohio Wesleyan University) James Mills Peirce (Professor at Harvard University) Albert Perkins (Principal of Phillips Exeter Academy) Rob Reich (political scientist) William James Rolfe (educator and Shakespearean scholar) James Grafton Rogers (Dean of the University of Colorado Law School, Assistant Secretary of State) Richard S. Rust (Founder of the Freedmen's Aid Society) John Theodore Saxe (professor at the Albany Academy) David Paige Smith (Professor at Yale Medical School) Goldwin Smith (Professor at Cornell University William Graham Sumner (Professor at Yale University) Horace Dutton Taft (Founder of the Taft School) James Kingsley Thacher (professor of medicine) Sherman Day Thacher (Founder and first headmaster of The Thacher School) William Seymour Tyler (Professor at Amherst College, original trustee of Smith College) James Lyman Whitney (co-founding organizer of the Library Association) John Henry Wright (Dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences)
Arts and architecture Dana Bourgeois (Luthier, writer, lecturer Acoustic guitar maker) Bradshaw Crandell (artist and illustrator) John Taylor Johnston (President of the Metropolitan Museum of Art) Shyam Telikicherla (Architectural designer, engineer, artist and musician) Henry Van Brunt (architect and architectural writer)
Business Robert Orville Anderson (Founder of the Atlantic Richfield Company) William H. T. Bush (Businessman, member of the Bush Family) John Cleghorn (Chairman of the Royal Bank of Canada) Peter Coors (Founder and CEO of Coors Brewing Company, owner of Colorado Rockies) Tony Fadell (Inventor of the iPod, co-inventor of the iPhone) William Clay Ford Sr. (VP of Ford Motor Company, owner of Detroit Lions) Charles William Harkness (Director at Standard Oil) Stephen Mandel (Founder of Lone Pine Capital)Dartmouth College website: Board of Trustees John Jay Phelps (Railroad Baron) Mark Smucker (President & CEO of The J.M. Smucker Company) Alexander Henry Stevens (banker) John Textor (Executive Chairman of fuboTV; Owner of Premier League Crystal Palace Football Club) Cornelius Vanderbilt III (Member of the Vanderbilt family) Levi C. Wade (President of the Mexican Central Railway) Thomas J. Watson (chairman and CEO of IBM)
Entertainment Richard Barthelmess (Actor) Michael Bay (Film director known for big-budget action films) Bud Collyer (radio actor, announcer, and game show host)As listed in The Diamond, Psi Upsilon's national magazine Greg Giraldo (Stand-up comedian, television personality, and lawyer) J. Cheever Goodwin (musical theatre librettist, lyricist and producer) Stacy Keach (Actor) Frank Tuttle (Hollywood film director and writer) Tommy Vietor (Commentator and podcaster) Herve D. Wilkins (organist and composer) Danny Zuker (television writer and producer)
Law
Attorney Francis N. Bangs (Founder of Davis Polk) James William Beekman Jr. (lawyer, President of the Saint Nicholas Society of the City of New York) William Allen Butler (President of the Bar Association) Frederic René Coudert Sr. (lawyer with Coudert Brothers) Roger Sherman Baldwin Foster (Lawyer) Reuben T. Durrett (lawyer, Founder Louisville Free Public Library, Main organizer of The Filson Historical Society) Charles Hadley Hamilton (City Attorney of Milwaukee) Burton Harrison (lawyer Private secretary to Confederate States of America president Jefferson Davis) Lewis Cass Ledyard (President of the New York City Bar Association) Robert Treat Paine (Lawyer and Philanthropist) John Godfrey Saxe II (President of the New York State Bar Association) William Andrew Sutherland (Lawyer) Thomas Thacher (lawyer) Henry Waters Taft (Name Partner at Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft) Albion W. Tourgée (Lead Attorney in Plessy v. Ferguson, founder of Bennett College)
Attorney general
Amos T. Akerman (United States Attorney General) Beau Biden (Attorney General of Delaware) Dwight Foster (Massachusetts Attorney General) Alfred S. Hartwell (Attorney General of Hawaii) Charles Phelps (Connecticut Attorney General) George Washington Woodruff (Attorney General of Pennsylvania, Member of the College Football Hall of Fame)
Judges Elmer B. Adams (United States circuit judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit) Isaac Atwater (Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court) Darius Baker (Justice of the Rhode Island Supreme Court) Wilbur F. Booth (Senior Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit) Horace R. Buck (Justice of the Montana Supreme Court) Lewis W. Clark (Chief Justice of the New Hampshire Supreme Court, Attorney General of New Hampshire) Isaac Clinton Collins (Judge of the Ohio Courts of Common Pleas) Norman Staunton Dike (New York Supreme Court Judge)General Catalogue of the Psi Upsilon Fraternity. Psi Upsilon, 1888, p 332 Lucilius A. Emery (Chief Justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court, Maine Attorney General) Samuel Dorr Faulkner (County judge and surrogate of Livingston County, New York) Francis Miles Finch (Judge of the New York Court of Appeals) John Clinton Gray (Judge of the New York Court of Appeals) Howard Clark Hollister (United States district judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio) Rensselaer Nelson (Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota) Benjamin K. Phelps (New York County District Attorney) Joseph Lewis Stackpole (Member of the Board of General Appraisers) John Paul Stevens (Supreme Court justice) William Kneeland Townsend (Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit) Leonard Eugene Wales (United States district judge of the United States District Court for the District of Delaware) Andrew P. Wiswell (Justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court) Daniel Thew Wright Sr. (Member of the Ohio Supreme Court Commission)
Literature and journalism Horatio Alger (Author) John Eliot Bowen (Author) Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen (Norwegian-author and college professor) Dan Brown (Author of The Da Vinci Code and other notable works) Henry Armitt Brown (author and orator) Harlan Coben (Author of Myron Bolitar series and other notable works) Maunsell Bradhurst Field (poet, diplomat, judge, and author) Gilbert Grosvenor (First full-time editor of National Geographic magazine) Joseph Converse Heywood (poet) Frederic Lawrence Knowles (poet) Archibald MacLeish (U.S. Poet Laureate, Three-time Pulitzer Prize recipient, Under-Secretary of State) Jason Pinter (Author) George P. Putnam (publisher, writer and explorer, Husband of Amelia Earhart) Samuel Porter Putnam (journalist, freethinker, critic and publicist) Frank Dempster Sherman (poet and academic) Louis Judson Swinburne (Author) Charles Rumford Walker (Historian, Political Scientist, and Novelist) Charles Dudley Warner (Co-author of The Gilded Age: A Tale of Today) Edwin Percy Whipple (essayist and critic) Robert William Wright (lnewspaper editor, and author)
Military Nicholas Longworth Anderson (Colonel of the 6th Ohio Infantry Regiment in the Civil War) James Chaplin Beecher (Congregationalist minister and Colonel for the Union Army during the Civil War) Charles C. Dodge (Union brigadier general in the Civil War) Richard Foster (abolitionist and Union Army officer) Charles Henry Howard (Officer in the Union Army during the Civil War) Joseph C. Jackson (Union brevet brigadier general in the Civil War) Sumner Increase Kimball (General Superintendent of the United States Life-Saving Service) Thomas Jefferson Morgan (Commissioner of Indian Affairs, Brevet Brigadier General during the Civil War) Reuben D. Mussey Jr. (Union Army colonel during the Civil War) Francis Winthrop Palfrey (historian and Civil War officer) Isaac Ferdinand Quinby (Union general during the Civil War) Edward H. Ripley (Union Army officer in the Civil War) George Crockett Strong (Union brigadier general in the Civil War) Wheelock G. Veazey (Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Army of the Republic) J. Fred. Waring (Senior officer of the Confederate States Army) William Collins Whitney (United States Secretary of the Navy)
Politics
Presidents and prime ministers Chester A. Arthur (President of the United States) Paul Martin (Prime Minister of Canada) Nelson Rockefeller (Vice President of the United States) William Howard Taft (President of the United States)
Cabinet members William Cohen (United States Secretary of Defense) Porter Goss (Director of the Central Intelligence Agency) William Moulton Ingraham (United States Assistant Secretary of War, Mayor of Portland, Maine) John Kerry (United States Secretary of State, United States Senator from Massachusetts, 2004 Democratic Nominee for President of the United States) Robert Lansing (United States Secretary of State) George B. Loring (United States Secretary of Agriculture) Franklin MacVeagh (United States Secretary of the Treasury) John Negroponte (United States Deputy Secretary of State, Director of National Intelligence, United States Ambassador to the United Nations) William Cary Sanger (United States Assistant Secretary of War) Frederick W. Seward (United States Assistant Secretary of State) Henry L. Stimson (United States Secretary of State) William H. Webster (Chair of the Homeland Security Advisory Council) Hugh R. Wilson (United States Assistant Secretary of State, United States Ambassador to Germany)
Diplomacy Herbert Wolcott Bowen (U.S. Ambassador to Venezuela) John Safford Fiske (Consul of the United States at Leith, Scotland) Eugene Schuyler (U.S. Consul General to Egypt, U.S. Minister to Greece, U.S. Minister to Serbia, and U.S. Consul General to Romania
Senators Samuel G. Arnold (United States Senator from Rhode Island) John Christopher Burch (Secretary of the United States Senate) LeBaron Bradford Colt (United States Senator from Rhode Island) Chauncey Depew (United States Senator from New York) Orris S. Ferry (United States Senator from Connecticut) William P. Frye (United States Senator from Maine) Joseph Roswell Hawley (United States Senator from Connecticut, Governor of Connecticut) Anthony Higgins (United States Senator from Delaware)