University of Oxford
The University of Oxford is a collegiate research university in Oxford, England. There is evidence of teaching as early as 1096, making it the oldest university in the English-speaking world and the world's second-oldest university in continuous operation.
University Of Oxford People (First 49 people) - Page 14
Lillian Pierce
Mathematician
Wan Waithayakon
Thai diplomat
John Hyman
British philosopher
John Robert Evans
Canadian surgeon
Keith J. Laidler
Author
Notis Mitarachi
Member of the Hellenic Parliament
John Brademas
Former United States Representative
Richard Mabey
Writer
Norman McLeod Rogers
Canadian lawyer
Wilfrid Kendall
Professor
Juliet Gerrard
John M. Allegro
Archaeologist
Stephen Thomas Knight
Takakusu Junjiro
Michael Herzfeld
Anthropologist
István Horthy Jr.
Hungarian physicist
Harry ParrDavies
Composer
Walter Baldwin Spencer
British evolutionary biologist
Eckart Förster
German philosopher
Henry Scott Holland
Author
Endre Süli
Professor
Jaipal Singh Munda
Indian Politician
Barney Hoskyns
British music critic
Bernard Fonlon
Cameroonian Politician
John Milloy
Member of Provincial Parliament of Ontario
Vic Marks
Journalist
Richard Jozsa
Mathematician
Keith Douglas Musician
Singer
Mary Turner Shaw
Architect
Marjorie Reeves
British historian
Robert William SetonWatson
British historian
Lesley Lokko
Ghanaian architect
John Tasioulas
Australian philosopher
Janelle KnoxHayes
Urban planner
Russell E. Morris
Cricketer
Maud Sumner
South African artist
Malcolm David Eckel
Professor
Edmond Malone
Irish scholar
Alison Etheridge
William Cronon
Historian
Tom Blomfield
CEO of Monzo
Joseph Kasonde
Zambian Politician
Charlotte Harland Scott
Former Acting First Lady of Zambia
Tom Winnifrith
Journalist
Michael André Bernstein
American author
D. Michael Lindsay
President of Gordon College
Harry Suhl
American-German physicist
