Durham University
Durham University is a collegiate public research university in Durham, North East England, founded by an Act of Parliament in 1832 and incorporated by Royal Charter in 1837.
Durham University People (First 49 people) - Page 5
Paul Sutcliffe
British mathematician
Abdul Karim Koroma
Sierra Leonean Politician
Caroline Swift
Justice
Will Carling
Former rugby union player
Tony Worthington
Politician
Jonny Wilkinson
English former rugby union player
Edward Timpson
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Mo Mowlam
Former Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
Malcolm Sargent
English conductor
Ben Stevenson
Rugby union player
John Wilson
Advocate
Dmitrii Perepichka
Researcher
James Millen
Researcher
Eva Popiel
Actress
Chaitanya Bishnoi
Indian cricketer
Alice Oseman
Author
Neil Hunt
Samir Sumaidaie
Former Iraqi Ambassador to the United States
David Newman
American saxophonist
Sally Macintyre
British medical sociologist
Martin Carver
Archaeologist
Nish Kumar
British stand-up comedian
Riina Raudne
Estonian sociologist
Alan Walker
Canadian musicologist
Chris Jones
American professional basketball player
Matt Perrella
American soccer player
Mark A. Smith
Professor
Heidi Alexander
Former Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
James Wilby
British swimmer
Ian McCafferty
Economist
Fenella Woolgar
Actress
David Shukman
British author
Emma Lewell-Buck
Member of Parliament
Phil de Glanville
English rugby union player
George Efstathiou
British astrophysicist
Earl Pomeroy
Former U. S. Representative
Liz Hodgkinson
Author
Glen Goodman
Journalist
Laurie Evans
Cricketer
Charles Ramble
Anthropologist
Frank Kelly
Irish actor
Toomas Paul
Estonian theologian
Holly Colvin
English cricketer
Ted Harrison
Artist
Julian Davison
Author
Sophie Hosking
British rower
Brenda Heywood
Archaeologist