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 2
Timothy D. Snyder
American historian
Jeanette Winterson
English writer
Lucy Hawking
English journalist ‧ Stephen Hawking's daughter
Dr. Seuss
American author
Helen Fielding
Novelist
Ed Coode
Olympic athlete
Humphrey Gilbert
Adventurer
Matthew Arnold
English poet
Janet Todd
British author
Henry Vaughan
Architect
Richard Lovelace
English poet
Thomas Beddoes
Physician
Thomas De Quincey
English writer
Thomas Harriot
English astronomer
Owen Barfield
British philosopher
Samuel West
Actor
Owain Yeoman
Actor
Hugh Dancy
Actor
Katherine Parkinson
Actress
Kit Fine
Philosopher
Cordelia Fine
British philosopher
Frank Cottrell Boyce
English screenwriter
Lindsay Owen-Jones
Welsh executive
Anne McLaren
Geneticist
Emily Wilding Davison
Teacher
Colin Wells
English actor
Michelle Krusiec
American actress
Matthew Pinsent
Rower
Sylvia Mathews Burwell
Former United States Secretary of Health and Human Services
Keith Burnett
Physicist
Donald Hall
American poet
Alan Hollinghurst
Novelist
Elizabeth Bowen
Irish-British novelist
Thomas Nagel
American philosopher
Talal Asad
Saudi anthropologist
Roger Cohen
Journalist
Maureen N. McLane
American poet
J. L. Austin
British philosopher
Jeremy Quin
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Michael Hoffman
American film director
Achim Steiner
Environmentalist
Jack Lovelock
New Zealand athlete
Robin Wilson
American musician
Dr. Griffith R. Harsh IV
American neurosurgeon
William Buckland
Theologian
Gwyn Thomas
Welsh writer
Gordon Wasserman, Baron
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
