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 42
Aidan Hartley
Kenyan writer
Kathleen Kenyon
British archaeologist
Gwyneth Lewis
Welsh poet
Mehdi Hasan
Indian cricketer
Ian Maxwell
British businessman
Isabel Maxwell
Entrepreneur
Matthew Benham
Paul Kingsnorth
Writer
Whitney Sudler-Smith
American filmmaker
Stefan Halper
Political scientist
Herwig Kogelnik
Austrian engineer
William Marsden
English surgeon
Caroline Hawley
British journalist
Mario Savio
American activist
Barry Smith
Scottish football coach
Jeffrey W. Talley
Maisa Rojas
Minister for the Environment of Chile
Rachel G. Fox
American actress
Richard Sharp
English rugby union player
Trinh Hoi
MC ‧ Nguyen Cao Ky Duyen's ex-husband
Paul Collier
British economist
Nigel Barley
Anthropologist
Ana Pombo
Researcher
Robert Penn Warren
American poet
Sarah Kay
TV character
Kate Bingham
British venture capitalist
James Allen
American football running back
Rory Gleeson
Irish author ‧ Brendan Gleeson's son
Brad Carson
Former United States Representative
Glenn Fine
Counsel
Louis Pojman
American philosopher
Timothy Radcliffe
Priest
Peter Schweizer
American political assistant
Sarah Moss
Writer
Nadifa Mohamed
Somali-British novelist
Geoffrey of Monmouth
Cleric
Gary Hein
American rugby union player
Dorothy Hodgkin
British chemist
Anthony Stevens
Psychiatrist
Bernhard Günther
Financial manager
Alexander Samwer
German entrepreneur ‧ Oliver Samwer's brother
James Charteris, 13th Earl of Wemyss
Enele Sopoaga
Member of Parliament of Tuvalu
Andrea Brand
Molecular biologist
Jonathan Sterne
British author
Martin Sixsmith
British author
Josep Maria Argimon i Pallàs
Physician
