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 53
Sybella Gurney
William Hanage
Phoebe Powell
Stephen R. Munzer
Author
Guy Warrack
Composer and orchestra conductor
Santa Borghese
Yin Chung-yao
Samuel Yin's son
Isaac Vossius
Librarian
Haruo Tohmatsu
Japanese political scientist
Alan Cameron
Historian
Stephen G. Davies
British chemist
Mikita Brottman
John P. Davis
American journalist and lawyer
Anne Beloff-Chain
British biochemist
Inga Meladze
Daniel Smilov
Author
Unton Croke
Politician
Graham Shepard
Illustrator
Jerzy Józef Henryk Potocki
Polish diplomat
Michael Harris Caine
Former president of Royal African Society
Harold Fisch
Israeli author
Heather Berlin
American neuroscientist
Crispin Money-Coutts, 9th Baron Latymer
Baron Latimer
Michael T. Benson
President of Coastal Carolina University
Wilfrid Wentworth Woods
Wilfrid Woods' father
Liam Sebag-Montefiore
Adam Montefiore's son
David Raubenheimer
Researcher
Mary Gluckman
Linguist and anthropologist
A. N. Hartley
Breeder
Yoshitami Matsudaira
Japanese bureaucrat
Mary Frances Wagley
Chemist
Robin Byatt
Former British High Commissioner to New Zealand
SaraMai McAleese
Louis Warren Hill, Jr.
American Politician ‧ Louis W. Hill's son
Steven D. Galbraith
New Zealand computer researcher
Amarjyoti Choudhury
Indian educationist and scientist
Matthew Rushworth
Experimenter
Sharon Macdonald
British anthropologist
Jill Blewett
Australian translator ‧ Neal Blewett's wife
Jack Waley-Cohen
Writer
Jonathan Barry
Author
John V. Fleming
Caroline Alexander, Joseph Dorman
Writer
Charles Bartlett Hyde
Cricketer
Michael Bernick
American lawyer
David Attwell
British neuroscientist
Dougald Hine
British author
