List of Rhodes Scholars explained

This is a list of Rhodes Scholars, covering notable people who have received a Rhodes Scholarship to the University of Oxford since its 1902 founding, sorted by the year the scholarship started and student surname. All names are verified using the Rhodes Scholar Database. This is not an exhaustive list of all Rhodes Scholars.

Rhodes Scholars

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	Stellenbosch University	Merton	1903	South Africa	Historian of South Africa and critic of colonial rule in Africa and the West Indies
		Oriel	1903	Germany	Historian
	University of Melbourne	Hertford	1904	Australia	Lawyer and academic (University and Trinity Colleges)^[1]
		Queen's	1904	Germany	German sociologist and economist^[2]	via=www.webcitation.org. Retrieved 20 March 2010.
	Georgia Military College University of Wisconsin, Madison	Brasenose	1904	United States	Commercial history professor
	University of Idaho	Lincoln	1904	United States	Historian
	University of Chicago	Worcester	1904	United States	Law professor
	University of Colorado, Boulder University of Denver	Christ Church	1904	United States	United States Ambassador to the Netherlands (1944–1947)
		Trinity	1904	South Africa	Cricketer
	University of Adelaide	Balliol	1904	Australia	Forester who played First-class cricket for Worcestershire^[3]
	University of New Brunswick	Balliol	1904	Canada	Historian; president of the Canadian Historical Association (1928-1929)
	University of Wyoming	Lincoln	1904	United States	Literature professor
	Bowdoin College	Trinity	1904	United States	YMCA advocate
	University of Pennsylvania	Christ Church	1904	United States	Businessman
		Balliol	1904	Australia	Medical doctor
	McGill University	Balliol	1904	Canada	Greek mythology scholar
	University of Vermont	Wadham	1904	United States	Chief Justice of the Vermont Supreme Court (1949–1955)
	University of Otago	St John's	1904	New Zealand	Director of the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
	Vanderbilt University	Pembroke	1904	United States	U.S. Commissioner of Education (1921–1928), president of the University of Florida (1928–1947)^[4]
	Indiana University, Bloomington	Brasenose	1905	United States	President of Swarthmore College (1921–1940)
	Mount Allison University	Christ Church	1905	Canada	Athlete, academic and author1
		Balliol	1905	Canada	MP for Muskoka—Ontario (1945–1949) Greenwood (1949–1962)
	University of Tasmania	Balliol	1905	Australia	Scholar of French language and philology and translator; president of the Modern Humanities Research Association (1954) and the International Federation for Modern Languages and Literatures (1963-1966)
	McGill University	Brasenose	1905	Canada	WWI soldier
	Victoria University of Wellington	Trinity	1905	New Zealand	New Zealand chemist, university professor and writer^[5]
	University of Adelaide	Magdalen	1905	Australia	The first Baron Robinson, regarded as the chief architect of state forestry in Great Britain^[6]
	University of Sydney	Worcester	1905	Australia	Chancellor of the University of Sydney (1936–1941)
		Magdalen	1905	Canada	Slavic history professor
	Franklin and Marshall College	Oriel	1905	United States	Classicist
	University of Tennessee	Merton	1905	United States	Modern European history professor
	University of Halle University of Lausanne	Oriel	1905	Germany	Nazi chancellor (1945), foreign minister (1945) and finance minister (1932–1945)
	University of Texas at Austin	Balliol	1905	United States	Writer and editor
		New	1905	Australia	Track and field athlete
	University of Virginia Virginia Theological Seminary	Christ Church	1905	United States	Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio (1938–1952)
		Merton	1906	Australia	Cricketer
	University of Strasbourg	Magdalen	1906	Germany	Expressionist poet
	Baker University	Jesus	1907	United States	Historian at Boston University 1913–1957; Huntington Professor of History^[7]
	Laval University	Oriel	1907	Canada	Canadian ethnographer and folklorist^[8]
	University of Cape Town	New	1907	South Africa	Chief Justice of South Africa (1950–1957)
		Brasenose	1907	Bermuda	Chief Justice of Bermuda and President of the Legislative Council of Bermuda (1952–1958)
	University of Otago	University	1907	New Zealand	Educationalist
		University	1907	South Africa	Cricketer
	Harvard University	New	1907	United States	American historian
	University of Arkansas	Exeter	1907	United States	American football, basketball and baseball coach
	Harvard University	Hertford	1907	United States	Philosopher, writer, educator and Harlem Renaissance patron^[9]
		Magdalen	1907	Australia	Chief Justice of Queensland 1946–1955^[10]
	University of Sydney	New	1907	Australia	Economist
	University of Adelaide	Magdalen	1907	Australia	Pathology professor
	University of Melbourne	Lincoln	1907	Australia	Chemist and science administrator; chief executive (1927–1045) and chairman of the CSIRO (1946–1949)
	Humboldt University of Berlin	Lincoln	1907	Germany	Classicist
	Dickinson College		1907	United States	Anthropologist
	Vanderbilt University	Exeter	1908	United States	American football player
	Columbia University	Balliol	1908	United States	Classical art historian
		Hertford	1908	United States	Medieval studies librarian
		Exeter	1908	South Africa	British colonial child emigration proponent
		University	1908	South Africa	Cricketer
	University of Utah	Exeter	1908	United States	President of the American Bar Association (1948)^[11]
	Pomona College	Exeter	1908	United States	Theoretical physicist
		Oriel	1908	South Africa	English rugby union international and first-class cricketer
	University of Melbourne	University	1908	Australia	Philosophy professor
	Dalhousie University	New	1908	Canada	English composition professor and soldier
		Christ Church	1908	Australia	South Australian MLA (1933–1944), MLC (1944–1955), and Attorney-General (1946-1955)
	Southwestern Oklahoma State University	Merton	1908	United States	Historian, novelist, and poet
	Rhodes University	Trinity	1909	South Africa	Consulting surgeon, Charing Cross Hospital^[12]
		Exeter	1909	Australia	Western Australia Cabinet minister
	University of Tasmania	Merton	1909	Australia	Tasmanian MLC for Russell (1921–1933)
	University of Adelaide	Balliol	1909	Australia	Physician and anthropologist^[13]
		Merton	1909	Newfoundland	Leader of the Newfoundland and Labrador Conservative Party (1950–1951)
	University of Melbourne	New	1909	Australia	Olympic rower
		Trinity	1909	South Africa	Judge President of the Transvaal Provincial Division of the Supreme Court of South Africa
	University of Adelaide	Christ Church	1909	Canada	Anglican Bishop of Calgary (1927–1953) and Metropolitan of Rupert's Land (1943–1953)
		University	1909	South Africa	Rugger
		Trinity	1909	Germany	Diplomat
		Merton	1909	Bermuda	Colonial administrator
	University of Toronto	Corpus Christi	1910	Canada	Historian of Canada; president of the Canadian Historical Association
	Franklin College	Queen's	1910	United States	American newsman, director of the U.S. Office of War Information during World War II^[14]
		Exeter	1910	United States	Tax Court judge (1936-1951)
	Colorado College	Merton	1910	United States	Mountaineer
	Bowdoin College	Trinity	1910	United States	Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1943–1959)
		University	1910	South Africa	Cricketer
	University of Utah	St John's	1910	United States	Inventor of the Hartley oscillator; mathematician; winner of the IRE Medal of Honor (1946)^[15]
	Dalhousie University	Queen's	1910	Canada	Historian and archivist; president of the Canadian Historical Association (1937-1938)
	University of Cape Town	Balliol	1910	South Africa	Academic, public administrator, and South African liberal politician
	Lawrence University	University	1910	United States	American physical anthropologist
	University of Chicago	Queen's	1910	United States	American astronomer
	Williams College Harvard University	New	1910	United States	Arthurian literature expert
	Haverford College	New	1910	United States	Writer
	Vanderbilt University	Christ Church	1910	United States	Poet
	Dalhousie University Columbia University	University	1910	Canada	Member of the International Court of Justice (1946–1958), Dean of Dalhousie Law School (1924–1929)
		Magdalen	1910	Australia	First-class cricketer
	Colgate University	Balliol	1910	United States	WWII Secret Intelligence Branch head
	University of Auckland	Merton	1910	New Zealand	Oxford University Press writer
		New	1910	Canada	MP for Winnipeg South Centre (1926-1930) and Selkirk (1935-1942)
	Haverford College	Merton	1910	United States	Mathematician based in Canada
			1910	United States	Businessman
		Magdalen	1911	United States	Philatelist
	University of Victoria McGill University	Jesus	1911	Canada	Law professor and judge
	University of Manitoba		1911	Canada	Scholar of French language and literature; Professor of the Romance Languages (1930-1958)
	University of Wisconsin	Balliol	1911	United States	Conscientious objector and head of the Federated Press
	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign University of Chicago University of New Mexico	Hertford	1911	United States	Graphical methods economist and statistician
	Luther College Yale University	Queen's	1911	United States	Classicist
	University of Arizona	Wadham	1911	United States	Soil conservationist
	University of Adelaide	Magdalen	1911	Australia	Explorer and geologist^[16]
	University of New Brunswick	University	1911	Canada	Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick (1965–1968), Premier of New Brunswick (1940–1952)
		Brasenose	1911	South Africa	First-class cricketer
	Tulane University	Queen's	1911	United States	Rector of Black Mountain College
		Corpus Christi	1911	South Africa	Scottish MP for Edinburgh East (1945–1947)
		Brasenose	1911	Germany	Member of the Bundestag (1950–1952)
		St John's	1911	Germany	German general during World War II
	University of Sydney	New	1911	Australia	Bacteriologist, Olympic rower
	University of Michigan	Oriel	1911	United States	Commissioner of the Detroit Police Department
	University of Melbourne	New	1912	Australia	Australian Army general, barrister, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Victoria (1944–1964), Lieutenant Governor of Victoria (1945–1972)^[17]
	University of Adelaide	Magdalen	1912	Australia	Cricketer and rules footballer
	Auckland University College	Balliol	1912	New Zealand	First-class cricketer
	University of Michigan	Merton	1913	United States	Philosopher
	University of Adelaide	Christ Church	1913	Australia	Physicist, academic, pathologist, biochemist^[18]
	Alabama Presbyterian College University of Alabama	Wadham	1913	United States	President of the University of Alabama (1953–1957), Chancellor of Vanderbilt University (1937–1946)
		Corpus Christi	1913	Canada	Classical philosophy professor
	University of Melbourne	University	1913	Australia	Australian rules footballer, doctor and soldier
	University of Mississippi	Pembroke	1913	United States	Lawyer
	University of Washington	Worcester	1913	United States	Political scientist
		Brasenose	1913	South Africa	Cricketer
		Oriel	1913	Germany	Diplomat
		Trinity	1913	South Africa	Olympic sprinter
	University of Sydney		1913	Australia	Principal of Hawkesbury Agricultural College (1921-1954)
	Brown University	St John's	1913	United States	Olympic runner
	Birmingham-Southern College	Wadham	1914	United States	Chancellor of Vanderbilt University (1946–1963)
	Bates College	Christ Church	1914	United States	U.S. Congressman (Massachusetts) (1937–1949)
		University	1914	South Africa	Judge President of the Cape Provincial Division of the High Court of South Africa
		Wadham	1914	United States	General counsel of Royal Dutch Shell
	Wofford College	Exeter	1914	United States	District Court judge (1929–1938)
	University of Virginia	Christ Church	1914	United States	Political scientist and college football player
	Willamette University	Lincoln	1914	United States	Economics professor
		Jesus	1914	Jamaica	Chief Minister of Jamaica 1955–1959, Premier of Jamaica 1959–1962
		Brasenose	1914	South Africa	Montague Burton Professor of International Relations at LSE (1930–1962)
	Princeton University	Merton	1914	United States	Canadian neurosurgeon
		Pembroke	1914	Canada	Member of the Legislative Assembly of Quebec (1939–1944, 1927–1936)
	Princeton University	Christ Church	1914	United States	Minister to Austria (1930-1933)
	University of Saskatchewan	Merton	1914	Canada	Dean of the University of Alberta Faculty of Law (1926-1942)
	Hope College University of Michigan		1914	United States	Legal scholar
	University of Sydney	New	1915	Australia	Cricketer
	Victoria College McGill University	University	1915	Canada	Medieval Germanic philologist
		Christ Church	1915	Australia	Australian soldier, Olympian and Olympic Games organiser, author, and federal and state government minister^[19]
	Rhodes University College	St John's	1915	Rhodesia	Secretary for Education of the Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland
	University of Alberta	University	1915	Canada	Puisne Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada (1956–1957)
	University of Adelaide	Balliol	1915	Australia	Anthropologist
	Hiram College	St John's	1916	United States	Member of the International Committee for the Nanking Safety Zone during the Nanjing Massacre
	University of British Columbia	St John's	1916	Canada	Canadian soldier
	Bowdoin College Princeton University	Trinity	1916	United States	Pulitzer Prize for Poetry (1936)
	Mount Allison University	University	1916	Newfoundland	Leader of the Newfoundland and Labrador Conservative Party (1953–1959)
	University of Adelaide	Balliol	1916	Australia	Cricketer and rules footballer
	University of King's College	Christ Church	1916	Canada	Dean of Christ Church, Oxford (1959–1969)
	University of Adelaide	Balliol	1917	Australia	Neurosurgeon and motorcycle helmet advocate
	Saint Dunstan's University Dalhousie University	Corpus Christi	1917	Canada	Premier of Prince Edward Island (1936–1943)
	Yale University	Balliol	1917	United States	Archaeologist
	University of British Columbia	Trinity	1917	Canada	Chancellor of the University of British Columbia (1951–1957)
		Oriel	1917	Jamaica	First-class cricket international
	Haverford College	New	1917	United States	Journalist and president of Haverford College
	Rhodes College Austin College Southeastern Oklahoma State University University of Oklahoma	Merton	1917	United States	President of the University of Nevada, Reno (1944–1949)
	University of Melbourne	Corpus Christi	1918	Australia	Solicitor-General of Australia father of Peter Bailey
		St John's	1918	South Africa	Cricketer
		Merton	1918	Canada	MP for St. John's West (1949–1953; 1957–1962)
	University of Alabama	Queen's	1918	United States	Commissioner of the Federal Communications Commission (1941–1948)
	University of Iowa	Worcester	1918	United States	President of the University of Iowa (1940-1964) and lawyer
	McGill University	New	1918	Canada	Diplomat
		Balliol	1918	New Zealand	Librarian
		Brasenose	1918	South Africa	Cricketer and judge
	University of Nevada Harvard University	Exeter	1918	United States	Military historian
	University of Queensland	Merton	1918	Australia	The only Australian Communist politician ever to win an election^[20]
	Acadia University	University	1918	Canada	Minister of National Defence (1939–1940)
	Washington University	Magdalen	1918	United States	Screenwriter of Wings and The Dawn Patrol
	University of Montana	University	1918	United States	Journalist
	Vanderbilt University	Exeter	1918	United States	Historian and editor
	Harvard University	New	1919	United States	Historian; writer of The Anatomy of Revolution (1938)
		University	1919	South Africa	Cricketer
		Balliol	1919	United States	Historian and presidential advisor
	University of Kansas Harvard University	Lincoln	1919	United States	Economist; dean of the Harvard Graduate School of Public Administration (1947-1958) and president of the American Economic Association (1962)
	University of Alberta	Hertford	1919	Canada	Governor General of Canada (1967–1974), lawyer, politician
	Washington and Lee University	Trinity	1919	United States	Member of the Virginia House of Delegates (1938–1942)
	Johns Hopkins University	New	1919	United States	Mathematician and author; co-director of Faber & Faber
		University	1919	New Zealand	Adult education organiser
	University of Manitoba	Queen's	1919	Canada	Manitoba MLA (1941-1952)
		Hertford	1919	Rhodesia	Minister of Justice and Defence (1940–1943, 1936)
	University of Sydney	New	1919	Australia	Keeper of Victoria and Albert Museum
	University of Auckland	Merton	1920	New Zealand	History professor
		Balliol	1920	Australia	Cricketer
	Harvard University	Exeter	1920	Canada	Psychology department head at Colgate University, authority on hypnosis during World War II
	University of Melbourne	Balliol	1920	Australia	Historian, academic, biographer
	Princeton University	Balliol	1920	United States	Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (1955–1971)
		Hertford	1920	South Africa	Cricketer
	University of Manitoba	Queen's	1920	Canada	Lawyer and Olympic ice hockey player for the United Kingdom
	Bishop's University	Magdalen	1920	Canada	Co-Founder of the Co-operative Commonwealth Federation, writer
	University of Sydney	New	1920	Australia	Leader of the Opposition of New South Wales (1946–1954)
	Tulane University	Exeter	1920	United States	Physician
	University of Oklahoma	Lincoln	1921	United States	President of the University of Oklahoma (1941–1943)
	University of Missouri	Lincoln	1921	United States	Economist
	McGill University	New	1921	Canada	Political scientist
	University of Adelaide	Magdalen	1921	Australia	Australian pharmacologist, Nobel Prize in Medicine, 1945 (for penicillin)^[21]
	University of Minnesota Harvard University	Magdalen	1921	United States	Neurophysiologist and science historian
	University of Manitoba	Queen's	1921	Canada	Christian ethics professor
	Reed College Harvard University	Trinity	1921	United States	Poet
	Johns Hopkins University	Christ Church	1921	United States	Lawyer
	University of Michigan	Oriel	1921	United States	Chancellors of the University of Denver (1949–1953)
	University of Queensland University of Sydney	New	1921	Australia	Rugby union international
		Lincoln	1921	New Zealand	Presbyterian minister and chancellor of the University of Otago (1955–1970)
	University of Sydney^[22]	Oriel	1921	Australia	Australian Ambassador to Singapore (1954), Japan (1956–1959) and Germany (1960–1962)
	Victoria University of Wellington	St John's	1922	New Zealand	Rugger
	University of Michigan Harvard University	Oriel	1922	United States	English literature professor
	Dartmouth College	Magdalen	1922	United States	Olympic skier and lawyer
	Denver University Yale University Harvard University	New	1922	United States	Olympic boxer and bobsledder
		Queen's	1922	Canada	British physician and Olympic ice hockey player
	Trinity College, Toronto	Christ Church	1922	Canada	Vice Chancellor of the University of Oxford (1948–1951), Dean of Christ Church, Oxford (1939–1959)
	University of Melbourne	New	1922	Australia	Vice Chancellor of the University of Hong Kong (1949–1964)
	University of Manitoba	University	1922	Canada	Broadcaster and diplomat
	Princeton University	Balliol	1922	United States	American Olympic gold medalist in 1924 (Paris), president of Oberlin College (1946–1961), U.S. Ambassador to the Philippines (1961–1965)
	Swarthmore College University of Pennsylvania	Balliol	1922	United States	President of the University of Rochester (1935–1950)
	University of Sydney	New	1922	Australia	Rugby union international
	University of Western Australia	Lincoln	1922	Australia	British road traffic signage reformer
	Dalhousie University	Balliol	1923	Canada	Linguist; president of the Linguistic Society of America (1949)
	Harvard University	Queen's	1923	United States	Dramatic theorist
	University of Queensland	Magdalen	1923	Australia	Principal of Hertford College, Oxford (1964–1967), chief economic advisor to the British government (1947–1961)
	University of Manitoba	St John's	1923	Canada	Ambassador to the United States (1959–1962, 1953–1957)
	University of Tasmania	New	1923	Australia	Australian physicist
	McGill University	Balliol	1923	Canada	Track Olympian and diplomat
	Mount Allison University	Merton	1923	Canada	British Columbia MLA for Vancouver-Point Grey (1946–1953)
	Yale University	New	1923	United States	Literary critic
	Princeton University	Christ Church	1923	United States	Art historian
	University of Toronto	Christ Church	1923	Canada	Poet and historian
		Lincoln	1923	Jamaica	Minister of Finance (1955–1959)
	University of Otago	Magdalen	1923	New Zealand	New Zealand physician, military surgeon, statesman, athlete, Governor-General of New Zealand (1967–1972)
		New	1923	Australia	Rugby union international
	University of British Columbia	Balliol	1923	Canada	Canadian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom (1952–1957, 1946–1949), Clerk of the Privy Council (1949–1952)
	University of Otago	Balliol	1924	New Zealand	Vice-Chancellor of the University of Otago (1948–1953) and the University of Birmingham (1953–1968)
		Exeter	1924	Canada	Lawyer, businessman, and public servant
	Whitman College California Institute of Technology	Oriel	1924	United States	Manhattan Project nuclear physicist
	Princeton University	Worcester	1924	United States	United States Ambassador to Canada (1962–1968), United States Ambassador to the European Communities (1961–1962)
	University of Georgia	University	1924	United States	Psychiatrist, pioneer in the field of psychopathy, co-author of The Three Faces of Eve
	University of Saskatchewan	Lincoln	1924	Canada	Principal of Queen's University at Kingston (1961–1968)
	University of Pretoria	Balliol	1924	Australia	Philosopher, Gifford lecturer; Meinong, Hegel, Husserl and Wittgenstein scholar
	Fargo College University of Minnesota	St John's	1924	United States	Philosopher
	University of Cape Town	Brasenose	1924	South Africa	First-class cricketer
	University of Melbourne	New	1924	Australia	Judge and diplomat
	Princeton University	Merton	1924	United States	Literary critic
	University of Queensland	Queen's	1924	Australia	Co-founder of the Australia First Movement
	University of Cape Town	Balliol	1924	South Africa	Engineer; president of the South African Institute of Electrical Engineers
	Luther College	Queen's	1924	United States	Ambassador to Cambodia (1956-1959) and Bolivia (1959-1961)
	Yankton College	Exeter	1924	United States	Biographer
	University of Missouri	Christ Church	1925	United States	American football player
	University of Auckland University of Otago	New	1925	New Zealand	Cricketer
	University of Melbourne	Magdalen	1925	Australia	Australian neurophysiologist, Nobel Prize in Medicine, 1963, for his work on the synapse
	University of Arkansas	Pembroke	1925	United States	U.S. Senator for Arkansas (1945–1974), originator of the Fulbright Fellowship program
	Harvard University	Balliol	1925	United States	Latin and Roman Empire historian
	University of Mississippi	St John's	1925	United States	President of Pomona College (1941–1969)
	Deep Springs College University of California, Los Angeles University of California, Berkeley	Magdalen	1925	United States	Early modern European history professor
	United States Military Academy	Magdalen	1925	United States	Assistant Secretary of State for Occupied Areas (1947–1949) and Under Secretary of State for Administration (1954)
	Michigan State University	Oriel	1925	United States	Quaker ecumenist
	University of Alabama	Queen's	1925	United States	Physicist, academic (MIT and Princeton), and inventor of the Van de Graaff generator
	Vanderbilt University	Christ Church	1925	United States	President (1960–1967) and Chair (1967–1970) of Eastman Kodak
	University of Tasmania	Oriel	1925	Australia	Secretary of the Department of the Treasury (1951–1966)
			1926	Canada	Permanent Delegate to the United Nations (1953–1957) and ambassador to Cuba, Dominican Republic, and Haiti (1957–1959) and to Denmark (1960–1967)
	University of Alberta	Lincoln	1926	United States	President of the National Hockey League (1946–1977)
	Bates College	Oriel	1926	United States	Resident Commissioner of the Northern Marianas Islands (1975–1978), Editor of The Christian Science Monitor
	Brown University	Wadham	1926	United States	17th-century English literature academic
	McGill University	Balliol	1926	Canada	Member of the Canadian Senate (1970–1979)
	Princeton University	Balliol	1926	United States	Historian; chancellor of the University of Denver.(1941–1943; 1946–1947)
	University of Tasmania	Magdalen	1926	Australia	Australian Ambassador to Israel (1963–1964), Australian Ambassador to Germany (1952–1956), Australian Ambassador to Indonesia (1950–1952), Australian Ambassador to the United Nations (1947–1950)
		University	1926	Canada	Olympic sprinter
	University of Natal	Trinity	1926	South Africa	Cricketer
	Dartmouth College	Magdalen	1926	United States	American football player
	University of Melbourne	Magdalen	1926	Australia	Vice chancellor University of Melbourne (1951–1968)
	Cornell University	Brasenose	1926	United States	Quarterback
		Trinity	1926	South Africa	English cricketer and colonial administrator; Governor of Darfur (1953–1955)
	Utah State University Harvard University	Hertford	1926	United States	Mormon historian
	University of Melbourne	Lincoln	1927	Australia	Chemistry professor
	University of Cape Town	Queen's	1927	Rhodesia	Chief Justice of Southern Rhodesia (1961–1977)
	Carroll College Harvard University	Merton	1927	United States	United States Ambassador to Sri Lanka and the Maldives (1967–1970), United States Ambassador to Sierra Leone (1964–1967)
		University	1927	South Africa	Businessman and British rugby union international
	University of Queensland	New	1927	Australia	Surgeon
	University of Washington	Brasenose	1927	United States	Washington Supreme Court Justice (1975-1980)
	Victoria University of Wellington	Balliol	1927	New Zealand	New Zealand athlete, scholar and teacher
	University of Mississippi	St John's	1927	United States	International law professor
	University of Manitoba	Balliol	1927	Canada
	University of Toronto	Christ Church	1927	Canada	Diplomat
	Princeton University	Balliol	1927	United States	Writer
	University of Saskatchewan	Lincoln	1928	Canada	Dean of the University of British Columbia Faculty of Law (1945–1971)
	University of Tennessee	St John's	1928	United States	President of Tennessee Technological University (1940–1974) and American football player
	Miami University Harvard University	University	1928	United States	English literature professor
		Merton	1928	United States	Classical scholar and translator
	Princeton University University of Wisconsin, Madison	Corpus Christi	1928	United States	Navajo ethnographer
	Indiana University, Bloomington	Lincoln	1928	United States	Majority Leader of the New Hampshire House of Representatives
	Dalhousie University	Oriel	1928	Canada	Novelist and non-fiction writer; winner of five Governor General's Awards
	Swarthmore College	Balliol	1928	United States	Mathematician, academic, scientific director Office of Scientific Research and Development
	University of Alberta	Hertford	1928	Canada	Puisne Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada (1958–1982)
	Victoria University of Wellington	Balliol	1928	New Zealand	New Zealand barrister, QC, British Labour Party politician
	University of Iowa	St Edmund	1928	United States	American etymologist and lexicographer
		Jesus	1928	United States	Academy Award-winning screenwriter
	University of British Columbia	St John's	1928	Canada	Member of Parliament (1940–1958)
		Brasenose	1928	South Africa	Cricketer
	Vanderbilt University	New	1928	United States	American poet and critic
	Baylor University Yale University	Merton	1928	United States	Historian
	University of Virginia	Brasenose	1929	United States	Member of the Virginia General Assembly (1948–1964)
	Vanderbilt University Tulane University	Exeter	1929	United States	American literary critic
	Brown University		1929	United States	Football player-coach
	University of Wisconsin, Madison Harvard University	Balliol	1929	United States	US-Sino relations professor
	University of Minnesota	Brasenose	1929	United States	President of Purdue University (1946–1971)
		New	1929	South Africa	Canadian historian and science fiction writer
	Dartmouth College	Christ Church	1929	United States	Classicist and translator
	Yale University	Brasenose	1929	United States	United States Under Secretary of the Air Force (1957–1959)
	University of Alberta	Keble	1929	Canada	Canadian historian, designer of Canadian flag, Lieutenant-Governor of New Brunswick (1981–1987)
	Yale University	Oriel	1929	United States	Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit (1949–1965)
		Oriel	1929	Australia	Commonwealth constitutional expert
		New	1930	Rhodesia	First-class cricketer for Eastern Province
	University of Colorado, Boulder	Merton	1930	United States	Archeological author
	University of Adelaide	New	1930	Australia	Cricketer
	Bethany College	Jesus	1930	United States	Historian, president of Bethany College (Kansas) and Wichita State University
	University of Toronto	Brasenose	1930	Canada	Director of Canadian Naval Intelligence during World War II
	University of Melbourne		1930	Australia	Haematologist and radiobiologist
	University of Cape Town	Magdalen	1930	South Africa	Test cricketer and English rugby union international
	Washington State College University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign	Oriel	1930	United States	Sinologist
		New	1930	Germany	Economist, statistician, author, social theorist, public speaker
	University of Wyoming	Lincoln	1930	United States	behavior geneticist and comparative psychologist
	University of Michigan	Oriel	1930	United States	Novelist and short story writer
	United States Military Academy Princeton University	Magdalen	1930	United States	Army brigadier general and civil engineer
	University of Oklahoma	St Peter's	1931	United States	Speaker of U.S. House of Representatives (1971–1977), U.S. Congressman (Oklahoma), 1947–1977
	United States Military Academy	Exeter	1931	United States	United States Army general
			1931	Canada	Editor of La Nation and Quebec sovereigntist
	University of Manitoba	Queen's	1931	Canada	Governor of the Bank of Canada (1955–1961)
	Carleton College Stanford Law School	Merton	1931	United States	Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit (1961–1986)
	University of the Free State	New	1931	South Africa	Anti-apartheid activist and lawyer
	University of Sydney	New	1931	Australia	Anglican Bishop of Gippsland (1959-1974)
	University of British Columbia	New	1931	Canada	Government bureaucrat
	Yale University Harvard University	New	1931	United States	President of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (1956–1975)
	University of Toronto	Christ Church	1931	Canada	Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario (1943–1945, 1948–1951)
	University of Western Australia	Balliol	1931	Australia	Historian
		Keble	1931	Jamaica	High Commissioner of Jamaica to the United Kingdom (1962–1973) and Ambassador of Dominica to the United Kingdom (1952–1959)
	University of Otago	Exeter	1931	New Zealand	1500 metre Olympic gold medallist in 1936 Berlin Olympics
	University of Adelaide	Magdalen	1931	Australia	Professor of tropical medicine at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
	Rhodes University	Brasenose	1931	Rhodesia	Provincial Commissioner of the Southern Province of Malawi (1952-1958); anthropologist
	Davidson College	St John's	1931	United States	U.S. Secretary of State, 1961–1969
	Ohio State University	Exeter	1931	United States	Comparative law professor
	University of Göttingen	Balliol	1931	Germany	German diplomat and anti-Nazi patriot, executed in 1944
	Haverford College	New	1932	United States	Mathematician; president of the Mathematical Association of America (1959–1960)
	University of Michigan	Balliol	1932	United States	UK politics professor
	University of Auckland	New	1932	New Zealand	New Zealand journalist, writer, relief worker, prisoner of war and university professor
	McGill University	University	1932	Canada	Olympic swimmer
	University of Otago	Oriel	1932	New Zealand	Newspaper and television journalist (ITN) in Britain
	University of Arizona Harvard University	Worcester	1932	United States	President of the University of California System (1967–1975) Under Secretary of Defense and Comptroller (1961–1965)
		New	1932	Rhodesia	Governor of Northern Rhodesia (1959–1964)
	University of Oklahoma	Pembroke	1932	United States	Political philosophy professor
	Augustana University	Pembroke	1932	United States	Director of the United States Information Agency (1956–1957)
	McGill University	Lincoln	1932	Canada	Member of parliament and leader of the New Democratic Party of Canada (1971–1975)
	United States Military Academy	Hertford	1932	United States	Nuclear arms expert
	University of Alberta	Merton	1932	Canada	Writer
	University of Manitoba	St John's	1932	Canada	Canadian historian
	Vanderbilt University	Merton	1932	United States	Founding Dean of the John F. Kennedy School of Government (1958–1976)
	Dartmouth College	Oriel	1932	United States	Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs (1952–1953)
		Exeter	1932	United States	Delaware Supreme Court Justice (1951-1954) and Democratic Party nominee at the 1966 United States Senate election in Delaware
	Wesleyan University	Balliol	1932	United States	Corporate lawyer
		St John's	1933	Jamaica	Cricketer
	University of Melbourne	Magdalen	1933	Australia	Humorist
	University of Sydney	New	1933	Australia	Lymphatic physiology expert
	Memorial University of Newfoundland Dalhousie University	Exeter	1933	Canada	Nova Scotia MLA for Halifax Centre (1956–1960)
	Vanderbilt University Duke University	Merton	1933	United States	President of Salem College (1976—1979)
	University of Texas, Austin	Oriel	1933	United States	Chancellor of the University of Maryland System (1970–1978)
	Coe College University of Iowa	Merton	1933	United States	Poet and editor; director of the Iowa Writers' Workshop (1941–1965) and co-founder of the International Writing Program
	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Merton	1933	United States	American weapons scientist and co-inventor of GPS technology
	Harvard University	Balliol	1933	United States	President of Johns Hopkins University (1967–1971), United States Ambassador to Brazil (1961–1966)
		Hertford	1933	United States	Shakespeare editor
	University of Saskatchewan University of Chicago	Exeter	1933	Canada	President of the University of Windsor (1964–1978)
	University of Tasmania	Exeter	1933	Australia	Ambassador to Malaya and Japan; president of the United Nations Security Council (1973)
	University of Florida	Christ Church	1933	United States	Chief Judge (1971–1973) and Judge (1962–1973) of the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida and of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida (1961–1962)
		New	1933	Australia	Rugby union international
	Yale University	Balliol	1933	United States	President of Smith College
	Baker University	Oriel	1933	United States	Founding Dean of the Mayo Medical School
		Trinity	1933	United States	Judge and Olympic swimmer
	Western Reserve University	Hertford	1933	United States	Endocrinologist; president of the Endocrine Society (1968-1969)
	Harvard University	Balliol	1934	United States	American historian and Librarian of Congress (1975–1987)
	University of Georgia	Christ Church	1934	United States	Manhattan Project nuclear physicist
	Collège Sainte-Marie de Montréal	Hertford	1934	Canada	Ambassador to Sweden, Finland, Brazil, Sudan and Egypt
	Massey University	University	1934	New Zealand	Agricultural scientist
	University of Otago	Merton	1934	New Zealand	English literature professor
	University of Minnesota	Hertford	1934	United States	Editor in Chief of Time Inc. (1964–1979)
	Leipzig University University of Exeter		1934	Germany	Geophysicist, polar explorer and pilot
	University of the Witwatersrand	Exeter	1934	South Africa	South African-British-Israeli social anthropologist
	Harvard University		1934	United States	Mathematician and economist
	University of Adelaide	New	1934	Australia	Mathematician
	Brigham Young University	Lincoln	1934	United States	Urban geographer
		Brasenose	1934	Australia	New Zealand civil engineer
	University of Saskatchewan	Queen's	1934	Canada	Chief Justice of the Federal Court of Canada (1971–1979)
	Southern Methodist University	Queen's	1934	United States	U.S. Ambassador to Turkey (1952–1953) and to Germany (1963–1968)
	University of British Columbia	Corpus Christi	1934	Canada	President of Simon Fraser University (1964–1968)
		New	1934	New Zealand	KGB agent during the Petrov Affair
	Princeton University	Queen's	1934	United States	New York Times editor of the editorial page, 1961–1976
	Yale University	Magdalen	1934	United States	Astronomy professor
	University of Melbourne	Lincoln	1934	Australia	Headmaster
	University of Michigan University at Buffalo	Oriel	1934	United States	Philosopher and critical realism developer
	University of Toronto	Christ Church	1934	Canada	Political scientist
	Yale University	Balliol	1934	United States	Businessman and founder of Templeton College, Oxford
	University of Chicago	Queen's	1935	United States	Civil rights lawyer and nominee for Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
	University of Sydney	New	1935	Australia	Aviation engineer
	University of Cape Town	Queen's	1935	South Africa	Mathematician
	Occidental College	Merton	1935	United States	Memoirist and English literature professor
		Worcester	1935	Jamaica	Educationalist
		Christ Church	1935	United States	Intelligence officer and alleged Soviet spy
		New	1935	Newfoundland	Political science professor
	University of British Columbia McGill University	Trinity	1935	Canada	Epidemiologist and medical historian
	Brown University	New	1935	United States	Physiological psychologist
	University of Western Australia	Merton	1935	Australia	Neurochemist
		Christ Church	1935	Canada	First Secretary-General of the Commonwealth
	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Jesus	1935	United States	American polymer chemist
	Princeton University	University	1935	United States	Journalist
	Reed College	Pembroke	1935	United States	Social activist, teacher, and alleged Soviet spy
	University of Colorado	Hertford	1935	United States	Physician and nuclear physicist
	University of Melbourne	Christ Church	1936	Canada	Australian headmaster (Newington College) and professor of classics and ancient history (UWA)
	University of Virginia	Exeter	1936	United States	Writer and poet
	University of California, Berkeley	University	1936	United States	Attorney and Yale law professor, educator, founder of The Athenian School.
	Princeton University	Balliol	1936	United States	American historian and OSS veteran
	University of Otago	Balliol	1936	New Zealand	New Zealand novelist and head of Oxford University Press
	Haverford College	Oriel	1936	United States	President of the Ecological Society of America (1983-1984)
	West Virginia University	Brasenose	1936	United States	Chair of the National Labor Relations Board (1953–1955)
		Magdalen	1936	South Africa	Cricketer and English rugby union international
	University of Toronto	Trinity	1936	Canada	Russian-born Canadian diplomat, president of the UN Security Council (1968–69), father of Michael Ignatieff
	University of Wisconsin, Madison	Balliol	1936	United States	U.S. Ambassador to Mauritania (1961–1964), Hungary (1977–1980), and Austria (1980–1981), ASL for International Affairs (1949–1953), Special Assistant to Governor Averell Harriman (1955–1959)
	University of Cape Town	Trinity	1936	South Africa	Soldier, statesman and principal and vice-chancellor of the University of Cape Town
	Yale University	Balliol	1936	United States	Special Assistant for National Security Affairs (1966–1969), Deputy Special Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs, 1961
	University of Kentucky	Merton	1936	United States	United States Secretary of the Army (1961–1962)
	University of Virginia	Christ Church	1936	United States	United States Ambassador to El Salvador (1961–1964)
	University of Adelaide	New	1937	Australia	Physics and electrical engineering professor
	University of Rochester	Balliol	1937	United States	Lieutenant Governor of Vermont (1959–1961)
	Auckland College Canterbury College	Oriel	1937	New Zealand	Nuclear scientist; invented the fast breeder reactor
	University of Chicago	Oriel	1937	United States	Molecular biologist and genome researcher
			1937	Canada	Minister of Justice (1957–1962), MP (1945–1963; 1965–1968), leader of the British Columbia Conservative Party (1963–1965)
	Laval University	Oriel	1937	Canada	Rector of the University of Montreal (1965–1975)
	Mount Allison University Dalhousie University	Exeter	1937	Canada	Premier of Nova Scotia (1954–1956), president of Dalhousie University (1963–1980), and senator (1972–1990)
	Rhodes University	Magdalen	1937	Rhodesia	MP (1954-1958) and lawyer
	Princeton University	Balliol	1937	United States	Journalist
	University of Toronto	New	1937	Canada	War hero
	Birmingham-Southern College Harvard University	New	1937	United States	General Counsel of the Army (1952–1953)
	University of Pretoria	University	1937	South Africa	Minister of Foreign Affairs (1964–1977)
	Utah State University	Hertford	1937	United States	Professor of mathematics, University of Michigan (1945--)
	Tulane University	Merton	1937	United States	Broadcast journalist
	Bates College	Hertford	1937	United States	Author
		New	1937	South Africa	Historian of South Africa
	University of Melbourne	New	1937	Australia	Poet, Naval intelligence officer
		Queen's	1937	Canada	MP for St. Paul's (1962–1972)
	West Virginia University Tufts University	Exeter	1938	United States	Scholar of John Calvin
	Queen's University at Kingston	Balliol	1938	Canada	President of the Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons from 1956 to 1958 and of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (1962-1964)
	Princeton University	University	1938	United States	United States Ambassador to NATO (1965–1969), Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs (1961–1965)
	University of Adelaide	Balliol	1938	Australia	Secretary of the Department of Post-War Reconstruction (1949–1950)
	Harvard University	New	1938	United States	20th century Continental philosopher
	University of North Dakota	Lincoln	1938	United States	Founder of the Opera Theatre of Saint Louis
	Swarthmore College	University	1938	United States	Director of the Bureau of the Budget (1962–1965)
	University of Tasmania	Lincoln	1938	Australia	Ambassador to the United Nations (1975–1978), Germany (1971–1974), and Vietnam (1968–1970), Director of the Australian Secret Intelligence Service (1957–1960), High Commissioner to Singapore (1956–1957)
	University of Auckland	New	1938	New Zealand	Military meteorologist
	Memorial University of Newfoundland Dalhousie University	New	1938	Newfoundland	President of Memorial University of Newfoundland (1973–1981, 1966–1967)
	Mount Allison University	Queen's	1938	Canada	Canadian Ambassador to Ireland (1976–1980), Canadian Ambassador to the United States (1966–1970)
	University of Saskatchewan	Exeter	1938	Canada	Commissioner of the Northwest Territories (1953–1963)
	Humboldt University of Berlin	Wadham	1938	Germany	Curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
	Cornell College Harvard University	Merton	1938	United States	Poet
	University of Colorado, Boulder	Hertford	1938	United States	Football player, Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, 1962–1993
	University of Georgia	Pembroke	1939	United States	Civil rights attorney
	University of Tasmania	Lincoln	1939	Australia	Member of the Tasmanian House of Assembly (1969–1980)
	Deep Springs College Cornell University	New	1939	United States	War correspondent
			1939	Jamaica	Chief Justice of the Bahamas (1980-1981)
	University of British Columbia	St John's	1939	Canada	Canadian Minister of the Environment (1968–1974), B.C. Minister of Energy, Mines and Petroleum Resources (1986–1991)
	Acadia University Dalhousie University McGill University	Merton	1939	Canada	Neurosurgery professor
	University of Montreal	Pembroke	1939	Canada	Member of the National Assembly of Quebec (1960–1969)
	Queen's University at Kingston	Balliol	1939	Canada	Philosopher
	University of Utah	Hertford	1939	United States	English literature professor
	University of Toronto	Corpus Christi	1939	Canada	Public administration professor
	Williams College	Magdalen	1939	United States	Ski film pioneer
	University of Saskatchewan	Exeter	1939	Canada	Dean of Queen's University Faculty of Law (1958-1968)
	University of Wyoming Oklahoma State University–Stillwater	Lincoln	1939	United States	Chemist; president of Oregon State University (1970–1984) and chancellor of Southern Illinois University
	University of North Dakota	New	1939	United States	Poet
	Duke University	Oriel	1939	United States	Economics professor
	Princeton University Harvard Law School	Magdalen	1939	United States	Judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois (1971–1985)
	University of Malta	Hertford	1939	Malta	Prime Minister of Malta (1955–1957, 1971–1984)
		Brasenose	1939	United States	Expert on philanthropy and philanthropic organizations
	Memorial University of Newfoundland University of Toronto Dalhousie University	Christ Church	1939	Newfoundland	Lieutenant Governor of Newfoundland (1963–1969)
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1939	United States	CIA officer; grandson of President Theodore Roosevelt
		Balliol	1939	Germany	Anti-Nazi agent
	University de Montreal	University	1940	Canada	Neurosurgeon
	University of Adelaide	Magdalen	1940	Australia	Chief Justice of the Australian Capital Territory (1982–1985) and Chancellor of the Australian National University (1984–1987)
	University of New Brunswick	University	1940	Canada	Electrical engineer; president of the University of New Brunswick (1969–1972)
	Dalhousie University University of Toronto Harvard University	New	1940	Canada	Philosophy professor
	Harvard University	Christ Church	1940	Canada	Canadian Ambassador to Iran (1972–1977), Canadian High Commissioner to India (1967–1972)
	University of Natal	Brasenose	1940	South Africa	Cricketer
		New	1940	South Africa	British lawyer and legal scholar
	McMaster University	New	1940	Canada	Chancellor of the McMaster University (1977–1986)
	University of Cape Town	Trinity	1940	South Africa	Member of South African parliament and England rugby union international
	University of British Columbia	Oriel	1940	Canada	First-class cricketer for Oxford University and Canada
		New	1940	Australia	English rugby player
	University of Saskatchewan	Exeter	1941	Canada	Member of the House of Commons of Canada (1968–1972)
	University of Melbourne	New	1941	Australia	Australian jurist and academic, Governor General of Australia (1977–1982)
	University of Canterbury	Brasenose	1941	New Zealand	Cricketer
	Massey University	University	1941	New Zealand	New Zealand educator and university administrator
	University of Adelaide	Magdalen	1941	Australia	Judge of the Supreme Court of South Australia
	University of Malta	Christ Church	1942	Malta	Speaker of the Maltese House of Representatives
	Royal University of Malta	Magdalen	1943	Malta	Physician and tropical medicine specialist
	Mount Allison University	Christ Church	1945	Bermuda	Playwright and novelist
	University of Auckland	Christ Church	1946	New Zealand	Greek classicist
	University of Queensland	Magdalen	1946	Australia	Australian Ambassador to the United Nations Office at Geneva (1980–1982), Australian Ambassador to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (1977–1980)
	University of Saskatchewan	Exeter	1946	Canada	Fisheries scientist
	University of Canterbury	University	1946	New Zealand	New Zealand civil engineer and Member of Parliament
	University of Melbourne	Balliol	1946	Australia	Historian
		Trinity	1946	South Africa	Cricketer
		Brasenose	1946	Australia	Surgeon and Olympic rower
	California Institute of Technology United States Military Academy	Magdalen	1947	United States	United States Air Force brigadier general
	Dalhousie Law School	Queen's	1947	Canada	Premier of Saskatchewan (1971–1982)
	University of Arizona	Queen's	1947	United States	American social anthropologist
	University of Cape Town	Keble	1947	Rhodesia	Cricketer
	University of Ottawa Université Laval		1947	Canada	Filmmaker and arts administrator
	University of Chicago Harvard University	Exeter	1947	United States	United States Ambassador to Benin (1974–1976)
	Harvard University	Balliol	1947	United States	Indian and Chinese history professor
	McGill University	Queen's	1947	Canada	Canadian politician, cabinet minister
	Princeton University	Pembroke	1947	United States	First rector of the United Nations University, president of New York University
	Carleton College	Balliol	1947	United States	Director of the Bureau of Intelligence and Research (1963–1969)
	Louisiana State University	St Edmund	1947	United States	English historian
	United States Military Academy	Brasenose	1947	United States	Army brigadier general
	Princeton University	Balliol	1947	United States	U.S. Attorney General (1965–1966), U.S. Under-Secretary of State (1966–1969)
	University of Arizona University of Utah	Lincoln	1947	United States	Law professor
		Magdalen	1947	India	Civil servant
	University of Alberta	Hertford	1947	Canada	Speaker of the House of Commons (1962–1963)
	Virginia Military Institute	Lincoln	1947	United States	Director, National Institutes of Health (1968–1973), president of University of Florida (1974–1984)^[23]
	Yale University	Queen's	1947	United States	Ambassador to the United Arab Republic and director of the Institute of Current World Affairs
	University of Oregon Harvard University	St John's	1947	United States	Russian history professor
	United States Military Academy	University	1947	United States	American general, Supreme Allied Commander, NATO
	University of Melbourne	University	1947	Australia	Australian academic, historian and biographer
	Washington and Lee University	Merton	1947	United States	President of the University of Virginia (1959–1974)
	Washington University	Wadham	1947	United States	United States Poet Laureate (1968–1970)^[24]
	Stanford University	Balliol	1947	United States	Golf promoter
	Mico University College	Merton	1947	Jamaica	Foreign Minister (1075–1977)
	United States Naval Academy	Exeter	1947	United States	American admiral, Director of Central Intelligence (1977–1981)
		University	1947	South Africa	Test cricketer and MP
	Princeton University	Queen's	1948	United States	Classicist and translator
		Brasenose	1948	Bermuda	President of the Bermuda Bar Association
	Washington University	Wadham	1948	United States	Theatre critic
			1948	United States	Historian of Renaissance-era Florence
	Stanford University	Magdalen	1948	United States	Political novelist
	Duke University	Merton	1948	United States	American writer and man of letters
	Princeton University Yale University	Magdalen	1948	United States	United States Assistant Attorney General for the Civil Division (1963–1966)
		Worcester	1948	South Africa	Cricketer
	Stellenbosch University	Hertford	1948	South Africa	South African Ambassador to the United States (1987–1991)
	Williams College Massachusetts Institute of Technology	New	1948	United States	Engineer; winner of the 1988 IEEE Edison Medal
	Dartmouth College	Magdalen	1948	United States	Member of the New Hampshire Executive Council (1977–1982)
	DePauw University	Oriel	1948	United States	United States Secretary-designate of the Navy who died in a plane crash before being sworn in
	United States Military Academy	Exeter	1948	United States	Chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh (1967–1991)
	University of Adelaide	Queen's	1948	Australia	Applied mathematician, defined the Potts model
	University of Madras	Christ Church	1948	India	Indian representative in the 1948 Olympic Games men's 100 metres^[25]
	University of Nebraska	St Edmund	1948	United States	Professor emeritus of philosophy at Brooklyn College, City University of New York
	University of Tasmania	Lincoln	1948	Australia	Civil engineer and project management academic
	University of Auckland	Merton	1948	New Zealand	Mathematician
		Merton	1949	United States	Author
		Oriel	1949	United States	Historian of medieval England and Italy
	Victoria University of Wellington	Magdalen	1949	New Zealand	New Zealand lexicographer, editor of the Oxford English Dictionary
	University of Melbourne	Balliol	1949	Australia	Editor-in-chief of The Age (1981–1989)
	Deep Springs College University of Nevada, Reno	Oriel	1949	United States	Avant-garde composer
	Washington State University	Brasenose	1949	United States	Economist
	University of Queensland	New	1949	Australia	Australian Ambassador to China (1980–1984)
	University of Western Australia	Lincoln	1949	Australia	Australian politician, Commonwealth Attorney General, author
	University of Notre Dame	Merton	1949	Newfoundland	Newfoundland and Labrador Leader of the Opposition (1960–1965)
	University of Tasmania	Oriel	1949	Australia	Bishop of Bendigo (1975–1991)
	University of Adelaide	Brasenose	1949	Australia	First-class cricketer
	University of New Brunswick	St John's	1949	Canada	Puisne Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada 1985–1997; CC, QC, FRSC
	University of California, Los Angeles	University	1949	United States	Presidents of Johns Hopkins University (1972–1990)
	Dartmouth College	Christ Church	1949	United States	Basketball player and CEO of the Phelps Dodge Corporation
	University of Sydney	Trinity	1949	Australia	Chancellor of the University of New England (1981–1993)
	Yale University	Balliol	1949	United States	Member of the Mississippi House of Representatives (1948–1952)
	University of Oklahoma	Jesus	1949	United States	President of Wabash College
	University of the Witwatersrand		1949	South Africa	England rugby union international
	University of South Carolina University of Florida	Christ Church	1949	United States	Acting President of the University of South Florida (1976–1977)
	University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill	Balliol	1949	United States	Chancellor of the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (1972–1980)
	University of British Columbia	Magdalen	1949	Canada	Liberal Party of Canada leader and Prime Minister of Canada, 1984
	University of Havana	Exeter	1949	Jamaica	Diplomat
	University of Melbourne	Corpus Christi	1950	Australia	Public servant and academic; son of Kenneth Bailey
	Princeton University	Balliol	1950	United States	Academic, historian, Librarian of U.S. Congress, 1987–2015
	University of Tasmania	Lincoln	1950	Australia	Deputy Premier of Tasmania (1982–1984), Leader of the Opposition of Tasmania (1972–1979)
	Harvard University	Brasenose	1950	United States	Member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1959–1981), President of New York University (1981–1992)
	University of the Witwatersrand	University	1950	South Africa	Youth arts advocate
	University of Ottawa University of Montreal	University	1950	Canada	Comparative law professor
	Davidson College	St John's	1950	United States	Medieval historian
	University of Adelaide	Balliol	1950	Australia	Cricketer
	University of Mumbai	Magdalen	1950	India	Professor of political science at the University of California, Santa Barbara (1965–1986)
	Yale University	Oriel	1950	United States	American historian
	University of Western Australia	Christ Church	1950	Australia	Bishop of Willochra (1970–1987)
	United States Naval Academy	Exeter	1950	United States	Chairman and CEO of 20th Century Fox (1971-1981)
	University of Chicago Harvard University	Balliol	1950	United States	Literary critic
	University of Madras	Trinity	1951	India	Indian metallurgist
	Willamette University Stanford University	University	1951	United States	President, American University in Cairo, 1963–1969, interim president 2002–2003; chancellor University of Alabama System, 1981–1989; chancellor State University of New York, 1994–1996
	University of Montreal	Pembroke	1951	Canada	Puisne justice of the Supreme Court of Canada
	University of Tasmania	Magdalen	1951	Australia	Nuclear physicist
	Laval University	St John's	1951	Canada	Puisne Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada (1979–1987)
	Reed College	Queen's	1951	United States	Market microstructure studies scholar
	Lincoln University	Brasenose	1951	New Zealand	Plant physiologist
	Harvard University	Balliol	1951	United States	U.S. Ambassador to Italy (1977–1981) and Spain (1993–1997), academic
	Yale University	Merton	1951	United States	Historian
	University of California, Berkeley	Christ Church	1951	Canada	Canadian Ambassador to the United States (1981–1989)
		Merton	1951	Jamaica	British cultural theorist
		New	1951	United States	United States Navy vice admiral
	University College, Toronto	Oriel	1951	Canada	Biblical scholar
	Wesleyan University	Balliol	1951	United States	Mayor of Ann Arbor (1969–1973)
	Harvard University	Balliol	1951	United States	Social psychologist
		Brasenose	1951	South Africa	Literary scholar
	Princeton University	Merton	1951	United States	Professor of English literature at Princeton (1956–1993), literary historian and critic, author, editor
		Exeter	1951	Canada	President of the University of St. Michael's College (1984-1990) and Pontifical Institute of Mediaeval Studies (1996-2008)
	University of Adelaide	Christ Church	1951	Australia	Economist and political advisor
	University of Western Australia	New	1951	Australia	Secretary to the Australian Treasury 1979–1984, Senator for Queensland 1987–1990
	McMaster University	Balliol	1951	Canada	Chancellor of McMaster University (1991–1998)
		University	1952	South Africa	First-class cricketer
	University of Virginia	Queen's	1952	United States	Journalist; editor of the Virginia Quarterly Review
	Princeton University	Oriel	1952	United States	Biologist
	Amherst College	Queen's	1952	United States	President of Washington and Jefferson College (1970–1998)
	University of Sydney	University	1952	Australia	Australian Ambassador to Japan (1989–1993), Australian Ambassador to the United States (1985–1989), Australian Ambassador to Indonesia (1981–1985), Australian Ambassador to Israel (1972–1975)
	Stanford University	New	1952	United States	Economics professor
	University of Melbourne	Magdalen	1952	Australia	Victorian Supreme Court Judge and Governor of Victoria
	Harvard University	Brasenose	1952	United States	Economics commentator
	Emory University	University	1952	United States	U.S. Congressman (Georgia), 1975–1985
	University of Kansas	Balliol	1952	United States	Tenth Circuit judge (1977-1998)
	University of Toronto	Balliol	1952	Canada	President of York University (1974–1984)
	University of Tulsa	Merton	1952	United States	Osage poet and scholar
	University of Wisconsin, Madison	Christ Church	1952	United States	American philosopher
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1952	United States	Sociology professor
	McGill University	Balliol	1952	Canada	Philosopher, winner of the Kyoto and Templeton prizes
	University of Otago	Balliol	1952	New Zealand	New Zealand diplomat, politician and member of parliament
	University of Toronto	Oriel	1952	Canada	Intergovernmental relations academic
	Yale University	Magdalen	1953	United States	American legal academic, judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit, professor and dean at Yale Law School
	University of Chicago	Queen's	1953	United States	Psychologist; established the first standards for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder diagnosis
	University of Malta	Christ Church	1953	Malta	Maltese writer, psychologist, author
	University of Cape Town	Exeter	1953	Rhodesia	Founder of the Nuclear Disarmament Party
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1953	United States	American legal philosopher, academic
	University of Toronto	University	1953	Canada	President of the University of Toronto 1972–1978, chairman of the Rockefeller Foundation
	University of Western Australia	University	1953	Australia	President of ACTU 1969–1979, Prime Minister of Australia, 1983–1991
	University of Saskatchewan	Exeter	1953	Canada	Minister of Justice (1978, 1972–1975)
		Queen's	1953	Canada	Mayor of Winnipeg (1979–1992)
	University of Washington	Magdalen	1953	United States	Poet
		Queen's	1953	New Zealand	Principal of Lady Margaret Hall (1979-1995)
		Worcester	1953	South Africa	South African businessman, former chairman of De Beers and Anglo American
	Memorial University of Newfoundland	Keble	1953	Canada	Newfoundland and Labrador politician
	Pomona College	St John's	1953	United States	President of Warner Brothers (1973–1982) and The Walt Disney Company (1984–1994) until his death in a helicopter crash
	Stellenbosch University	Worcester	1954	South Africa	Justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa
	Rhodes College	Christ Church	1954	United States	President of Pomona College (1969–1991)
	Melbourne University	Magdalen	1954	Australia	Australian rules footballer and first-class cricketer
	Dartmouth College Harvard University	Merton	1954	United States	Magazine journalist
	University of Manitoba	Oriel	1954	Canada	Canadian historian of the Middle Ages
	McGill University	Queen's	1954	Canada	Theoretical biology and biomathematics professor
	University of Cape Town	Queen's	1954	South Africa	UK Lord of Appeal in Ordinary
	Denison University	Pembroke	1954	United States	U.S. Senator (R-Ind.) 1977–2013, Aspen Strategy Group member
	Victoria University of Wellington	University	1954	New Zealand	New Zealand Ambassador to the United States (1991–1994)
	North Dakota State University	University	1954	United States	Institutional economics professor
	King Edward Medical University	Balliol	1954	Pakistan	American neurosurgeon; invented the Ommaya reservoir
	Washington and Lee University	Merton	1954	United States	Historian, academic
	Princeton University	Balliol	1954	United States	U.S. Senator (D-Md.) 1977–2007
		Lincoln	1954	Rhodesia	Cricketer
	United States Military Academy	Christ Church	1954	United States	Lieutenant general
	University of Kentucky	St John's	1955	United States	Philosopher and theologian
	Creighton University Indiana University, Bloomington	Merton	1955	United States	Journalist
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1955	United States	Historian of science
	Patna University	Magdalen	1955	India	Medical scientist
		Magdalen	1955	Canada	Ambassador to China (1971)
	Yale University	Corpus Christi	1955	United States	Moral philosopher
	Santa Clara University	Lincoln	1955	United States	Commissioner of Food and Drugs (1981–1983)
	University of Wisconsin, Madison	Jesus	1955	United States	English literature professor
	University of Auckland	Exeter	1955	New Zealand	Vice Chancellor of the University of Auckland (1971–1994)
	University of New Mexico	University	1955	United States	Senior partner, Kirkland and Ellis (1962–1999)
	Duke University	Merton	1955	United States	Poet and novelist
	Tulane University	Trinity	1955	United States	Tennis player
	Yale College	Magdalen	1955	United States	Architect and urban designer
	University of Toronto	Oriel	1955	Canada	Political science professor
	Harvard University	Balliol	1955	United States	Member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives (1965–1968), Sheriff of Suffolk County, Massachusetts (1968–1969), Boston City Councilor (1980–1981), candidate for Governor of Massachusetts (1982)
	University of Malta	Campion	1955	Malta	Priest, philosopher and Rector of the University of Malta (1991–1996, 1987–1988)
	University of Sydney	Wadham	1955	Australia	Member of the Australian Parliament (1969–1972)
	Stellenbosch University	University	1955	South Africa	UK Lord of Appeal in Ordinary
	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Balliol	1955	United States	MIT maths professor
	University of Adelaide	Magdalen	1955	Australia	Solicitor, company director, former Australian politician, Minister for Home Affairs and Environment, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs
	University of British Columbia		1955	Canada	Political scientist
	Delhi University	University	1956	India	Indian Administrative Service and United Nations officer; served as Chef de Cabinet to Secretary-General of the United Nations^[26] ^[27]
	Laval University	St John's	1956	Canada	Canadian Philosopher	- Haven't found in database		University of Ceylon	Trinity	1956	Ceylon	Lawyer and politician -->
	Lawrence University Delhi University	Oriel	1956	United States	Chair of the National Endowment for the Arts
	Queen's University, Kingston	Magdalen	1956	Canada	Psephology professor
	University of Alberta	Pembroke	1956	Canada	Canadian civil servant and diplomat, chancellor of Carleton University, 1993–2002
	Washington State College	Christ Church	1956	United States	Historian of physics
		Corpus Christi	1956	Australia	Australian High Commissioner to New Zealand (1996–2000), Australian Ambassador to Japan (1986–1989), Director-General of the Office of National Assessments (1989–1995), Australian Ambassador to South Korea (1978–1980)
	University of Texas, Austin	New	1956	United States	Author, editor of Harper's Magazine (1967–1971)
	University of Cape Town	Lincoln	1956	South Africa	Cardiologist; president of the International Society for Heart Research
	United States Naval Academy	Magdalen	1956	United States	Acting United States Secretary of the Navy (2001)
	University of Adelaide	Balliol	1956	Australia	Ambassador to South Korea (1980–1984), the Soviet Union (1984–1987), France (1987–1991), Pakistan (1991–1992), and Belgium (1992–1997)
	Princeton University	New	1956	United States	Scholar of Renaissance literature; President of Harvard University (1991–2001)
	University of Queensland	Balliol	1956	Australia	Rugby union international
	University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill	Jesus	1956	United States	Pulitzer-winning journalist
		Jesus	1957	India	Indian Olympic athlete
	University of Auckland	Exeter	1957	New Zealand	Engineer
	University of Tasmania	Jesus	1957	Australia	Australian academic, professor of politics, politician, cabinet minister, UK High Commissioner
	Harvard University	Balliol	1957	United States	Ancient historian
	Vanderbilt University	Worcester	1957	United States	Dean of the Weill Medical College at Cornell University
	Columbia University	Merton	1957	United States	Austrian-American classical scholar
	Rice University	Exeter	1957	United States	Sinologist
	Princeton University	Magdalen	1957	United States	Economics professor
	University of the West Indies	Oriel	1957	Jamaica	Vice-chancellor of the University of the West Indies, author, dance director
	Harvard College	Magdalen	1957	United States	Scholar of medieval English liturgy
	Princeton University	University	1957	United States	American political scientist
	University of Cape Town	Balliol	1957	South Africa	Philosopher, AI researcher, cognitive scientist
	University of Queensland	Balliol	1958	Australia	Engineer and rugby union international
	Bishop's University	St John's	1958	Canada	Lawyer
	Williams College	Balliol	1958	United States	Applied physics professor
	University of the South	Jesus	1958	United States	American literary critic and professor of literature and comparative literature at Princeton University^[28]
	University of Montreal McGill University	Magdalen	1958	Canada	Canadian Ambassador to the United Nations (1988–1991)
	Harvard University	Merton	1958	United States	Psychiatrist and professor; President, American Psychiatric Association, 1991-1992
	Princeton University	Christ Church	1958	United States	Broadcasting executive; Coordinator of Programming of PBS
	University of Richmond	Christ Church	1958	United States	Legal scholar
	Bowdoin College	St John's	1958	United States	10th president of Bowdoin College (1968–1978), professor and scholar of British history at Bowdoin, author of several books on British history specializing in Tudor and Stuart England
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1958	United States	American writer and social activist
	Pomona College	Merton	1958	United States	American singer-songwriter and actor, starred in Amerika (1987)
	Delhi University	Balliol	1958	India	Assistant Secretary-General of the Commonwealth
	Davidson College	New	1958	United States	Editor-in-chief of Time Inc. (1987-1994)
	University of the West Indies	St Edmund	1958	Jamaica	Jamaican poet and professor emeritus at University of the West Indies; recipient of the Jamaican Order of Merit; Poet Laureate of Jamaica
	Yale School of Medicine Kenyon College	Worcester	1958	United States	Literary critic
	Princeton University	Exeter	1958	United States	American political scientist; chairman National Intelligence Council (1993–1994); ASD for International Security Affairs (1994–1995); dean, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard
	Victoria University College	Magdalen	1958	New Zealand	Statistician and earthquake forecasting expert
	University of Toronto	New	1959	Canada	Political economy professor
	United States Military Academy	Brasenose	1959	United States	Heisman Trophy winner, Brigadier General, US Army (Ret. 1983), chairman and CEO of Diversified Distribution Services, Travelers Group
	University of the South	Wadham	1959	United States	President of Wofford College (2000–2013)
	Princeton University	Merton	1959	United States	American art historian and critic
	University of British Columbia	St John's	1959	Canada	Economist
	Harvard University	University	1959	United States	Philosophy professor
	United States Air Force Academy	Exeter	1959	United States	U.S. Air Force lieutenant general and Superintendent of the United States Air Force Academy (1991–1994)
	University of Cape Town	Balliol	1959	South Africa	Australian historian of the United States
	Victoria University of Wellington	University	1959	New Zealand	Lawyer
	Columbia University	Christ Church	1959	United States	Lawyer and government official; Dean of the University of Virginia School of Law (1980–1988)
	Royal Military College of Canada	Keble	1959	Canada	Historian and author
	University of Cape Town	St Edmund	1959	Rhodesia	Rhodesian-born South African cricketer, 1963–67
	Harvard University	Balliol	1959	United States	Conflict resolution professor
	University of Adelaide	Magdalen	1959	Australia	Econometrician and vigneron, vice-chancellor ANU 1994–2000, chairman AARNET Pty Ltd 2002–, CEO Quarry Hill Wines 2000–
		Magdalen	1959	United States	Physicist
	McGill University	New	1959	Canada	British civil servant; member of the House of Lords (2011–present)
	Harvard University	Merton	1959	United States	Economist and historian of Mexico
	Government College University, Lahore	Christ Church	1960	Pakistan	Economist, Finance Minister of Pakistan
	Yale University	Exeter	1960	United States	Governor of Ohio (1983–1991), director of the Peace Corps, U.S. Ambassador to India, president of Colorado College
	Harvard University	St John's	1960	United States	18th-century French cultural historian
	University of British Columbia	University	1960	Canada	Canadian physicist
	Yale University	Merton	1960	United States	Novelist and essayist
	United States Military Academy	Brasenose	1960	United States	United States Marine Corps major general, Presidents of The Citadel (1997–2005)
	University of Ghana	Oriel	1960	Ghana	First black African Rhodes Scholar, Director-General, Ghana Broadcasting Corporation (GBC), 1972–1974; 1984–1988 and Member, Public Services Commission of Ghana
	University of Otago	Magdalen	1960	New Zealand	Physiologist
	Karnatak University	Magdalen	1960	India	Indian Kannada-language playwright, film actor and director, screenwriter
		Balliol	1960	South Africa	Historian and Marxist activist
	University of Western Australia	Wadham	1960	Australia	Lieutenant Governor of Western Australia (1990–2009), Chief Justice of Western Australia (1988–2006)
	Harvard University	Merton	1960	United States	Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs (1977–1980)
	University of Toronto Yale University	Christ Church	1960	Canada	Ontario MPP for Scarborough East (1967–1971)
	Williams College	Balliol	1960	United States	American economist and author, professor of economics at MIT
	Columbia University	Merton	1960	United States	Scholar of English literature
	University of Cape Town	Wadham	1961	South Africa	Legal Adviser to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (1991–1999)
	University of Queensland	Balliol	1961	Australia	Olympic gymnast
	Mount Allison University	Jesus	1961	Canada	Lexicographer
	Fordham University	Merton	1961	United States	Theologian and patristics expert
	University of Western Australia	Christ Church	1961	Australia	Economist and historian of economic thought
	Harvard University	Queen's	1961	United States	Biochemist and biophysicist
	University of Sydney	New	1961	Australia	Classicist
	United States Military Academy	St John's	1961	United States	Superintendents of the United States Military Academy (1991–1996), Chancellors of the Texas A&M University System (1999–2003), U.S. Army lieutenant general
	Iowa State University	Lincoln	1961	United States	Psychoacoustician; president of the Acoustical Society of America
			1961	South Africa	Olympic swimmer (1960)
	Royal Military College, Duntroon	Brasenose	1961	Australia	Historian; Chichele Professor of the History of War (1987-2000) and director of the International Institute for Strategic Studies
	Rhodes University	University	1961	South Africa	Management professor
	University of the Witwatersrand	Worcester	1961	South Africa	Historian of the Holocaust and of Polish Jews
	University of Toronto Harvard University	Corpus Christi	1961	Canada	Lawyer; treasurer of the Law Society of Upper Canada (1986–1987)
		Merton	1961	United States	Philosopher
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1961	United States	Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, 1990–2009
	Dalhousie University	Exeter	1961	Canada	Political scientist
	University of the West Indies	Wadham	1961	Jamaica	Physicist
	University of the West Indies	St Peter's	1962	Jamaica	Member of the Parliament of Jamaica (1980–1989, 1977–1978)
	Harvard University	Exeter	1962	United States	Playwright
		Wadham	1962	Australia	Western Australia historian
		Magdalen	1962	South Africa	Cricketer
	University of Adelaide	University	1962	Australia	Legal philosophy professor
	Harvard University	University	1962	United States	Indonesian anthropologist and historian
	Harvard University	Wadham	1962	United States	President of the University of Oregon, 1994–; Attorney General of Oregon, 1980–1991
	University of Cape Town	Balliol	1962	South Africa	Biochemist; president of the Royal Society of South Africa and Academy of Science of South Africa
	University of Auckland	Balliol	1962	New Zealand	New Zealand-born British politician, academic, vice-chancellor of University of Waikato
	University of Texas at Austin	Jesus	1962	United States	Political scientist
	University of Sydney	University	1962	Australia	Australian judge
	Stellenbosch University	Queen's	1962	South Africa	Welsh rugby union international
	University of the Punjab	Brasenose	1962	Pakistan	Rector, GIK Institute, Director General Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Pride of Performance Recipient
	Fordham University	Merton	1962	United States	Attorney; defended Nintendo in Universal City Studios, Inc. v. Nintendo Co., Ltd. and namesake of the Kirby video game franchise
	University of Western Australia University of Tasmania	Exeter	1962	Australia	Theoretical astrophysics professor
	Yale University	Balliol	1962	United States	Founding President of the Centre for Economic Policy Research
	University of Melbourne	New	1962	Australia	Legal historian
	Bishop's University		1962	Canada	Journalist and an editor-in-chief of The Globe and Mail and the Montreal Gazette
	Yale University	Balliol	1963	United States	Governor of Oklahoma 1975–1979, U.S. Senator (D-Ok.) 1979–1994, president of the University of Oklahoma 1994–
	Virginia Military Institute	Christ Church	1963	United States	President of Hampden-Sydney College (1977–1987)
	Trinity College, Toronto	St Peter's	1963	Bermuda	Philanthropist
	University of Alberta	Brasenose	1963	Canada	Lawyer, member of Legislative Assembly of Province of Alberta
	King's College London	University	1963	South Africa	Family law professor
	McGill University	Pembroke	1963	Canada	Canadian civil servant and politician; clerk of the Queen's Privy Council for Canada, president of the Treasury Board and member of cabinet
	University College of Rhodesia and Nyasaland	New	1963	Rhodesia	South African philosopher
	University of Colorado		1963	United States	Football player; two-time College Football All-American (1960 and 1961) UPI Lineman of the Year (1961)
	Princeton University	Balliol	1963	United States	U.S. Under Secretary of Defense for Policy (1994–2001), senior adviser for national defense for the Coalition Provisional Authority in Baghdad (2003), Aspen Strategy Group member
	United States Naval Academy	New	1963	United States	Advocate for overseas Americans
	University of Tasmania	Balliol	1963	Australia	Director-General of the Australian Secret Intelligence Service (1998–2003)
	Jean de Brébeuf College University of Montreal	Merton	1963	Canada	President of the Business Development Bank of Canada
	United States Air Force Academy	Trinity	1963	United States	United States Air Force major general
	University of Pennsylvania	New	1963	United States	American writer, two-time recipient of PEN/Faulkner award
	Stanford University	St John's	1963	United States	Director of Central Intelligence Agency (1993–1995), core member of the Project for the New American Century (1997–), senior vice president at Booz Allen Hamilton (2002–)
	Delhi University	Magdalen	1964	India	Indian economist, first independent evaluator o the International Monetary Fund, Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission
	University of Auckland	Balliol	1964	New Zealand	President of the United Nations Special Tribunal for Lebanon (2011–2015)
		Pembroke	1964	Australia	Scholar of Australian literature
	Royal Military College of Canada	Exeter	1964	Canada	Canadian economist and author
	University of Melbourne	Balliol	1964	Australia	Urban historian; Sir John Monash Distinguished Professor in the School of Historical Studies
		Trinity	1964	Canada	MP (1972–1984), Secretary of State for Canada (1980–1981), and Senator (2005–2011)
	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Merton	1964	United States	Management professor
	University of Sydney	University	1964	Australia	High Court judge of Australia
	University of Natal	Magdalen	1964	South Africa	Journalist
	University of South Dakota	St Edmund	1964	United States	American politician, U.S. Congressman (R-S.D.) 1975–1979, U.S. Senator (R-S.D.) 1979–1997, authored the Telecommunications Act of 1996
	Memorial University of Newfoundland University of New Brunswick	Brasenose	1964	Canada	Newfoundland and Labrador Leader of the Opposition (1977–1979)
	University of the Punjab	Wadham	1964	Pakistan	Acting President of Pakistan (1997–1998, 1993), chairman of the Senate (1988–1999)
	Yale University	Balliol	1964	United States	Administrator of the United Nations Development Programme, 1993–1999, Dean of School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, Yale
	McGill University	Balliol	1964	Canada	British philosopher, head of Humanities Division at the University of Oxford 2000–2006
	Reed College		1964	United States	President of Boston University (1996–2002)
	University of Stellenbosch	Trinity	1964	South Africa	Sociologist and economist
	Harvard University	Merton	1964	United States	Historian
	Royal Military College of Canada	St Peter's	1965	Canada	Chief of the Communications Security Establishment Canada (2005–2012)
		Corpus Christi	1965	United States	Screenwriter and film producer
	University of Natal	St Edmund	1965	South Africa	South African Rugby Union player 1963–71
	Princeton University	Worcester	1965	United States	American politician, NBA star, U.S. Senator (D-N.J.) 1979–1997, and Democratic presidential candidate, 2000
		University	1965	Canada	MP for Halifax (1979–1980) and President of University of King's College (2012–2016)
	Reed College Yale University	Magdalen	1965	United States	U.S. Under Secretary of the Navy (1993–1997), U.S. Secretary of the Navy (1998–2001)
	University of Toronto Heidelberg University	St Antony's	1965	Canada	Modern German cultural historian
	Loyola University of Los Angeles		1965	United States	Philosopher of social sciences
		St Edmund	1965	Rhodesia	Cricketer
		Pembroke	1965	Rhodesia	English first-class cricketer
	United States Military Academy	University	1965	United States	United States Ambassador to the United Nations International Organizations in Vienna (1993–2001), and head, World Nuclear Association, 2001-2012
	Delhi University	Christ Church	1965	India	Indian Ambassador to Japan
		Exeter	1965	Canada	Law academic
	University of Western Australia	Wadham	1965	Australia	Australian politician, Liberal Member of the House of Representatives, 1993–2004, Attorney-General of Australia 1996–2003
	McGill University	Worcester	1966	Canada	Canadian Cell Biologist, CQ, FRSC
	University of Cape Town	Trinity	1966	South Africa	Scholar of Renaissance literature
	University of Malta	St Edmund	1966	Malta	Governor of the Central Bank of Malta, 1999–
	University of Alberta	Queen's	1966	Canada	Canadian philosopher
	University of Tasmania	New	1966	Australia	Australian Ambassador to Japan (1993–1998), Secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (1998–2005)
	University of British Columbia	Magdalen	1966	Canada	Civil servant and education academic
	United States Military Academy	Magdalen	1966	United States	United States Army general, Supreme Allied Commander, North Atlantic Treaty Organization, 1997–2000; Democratic presidential candidate, 2004
	Harvard University	St John's	1966	United States	Comparative English literature professor
		Magdalen	1966	India	American physician
	Wabash College	Worcester	1966	United States	American lawyer, President Clinton's personal lawyer
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1966	United States	American film director of Days of Heaven, The Thin Red Line, Badlands, The New World, and The Tree of Life
	University of the West Indies	New	1966	Jamaica	Political scientist
	University of Manitoba	St John's	1966	Canada	Canadian member of the Manitoba Legislative Assembly, Minister of Energy and Mines with responsibility for Manitoba Hydro, Minister of Health, 1977–1988; private/public sector entrepreneur, 1989–present
	St. Stephen's College, Delhi	Balliol	1966	India	Marxist economist
	Harvard University	Balliol	1966	United States	Psychiatrist
	Princeton University	Magdalen	1966	Canada	Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences recipient (2001)
	Reed College	St Catherine's	1966	United States	Vice President of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Wadham	1966	United States	Electrical engineer and neurobiologist
	United States Naval Academy	New	1967	United States	United States Navy admiral
	Bowdoin College	Wadham	1967	United States	American politician, U.S. Congressman (Maine), 1997–2009
	University of Adelaide	Magdalen	1967	Australia	Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of South Australia (1995–2012)
	University of Western Australia	Wadham	1967	Australia	Diplomatic and military historian
	West Virginia University	Queen's	1967	United States	President of West Virginia University (1995–2007)
	Yale University		1967	United States	American author of
			1967	United States	Old Testament scholar
	Delhi University	Balliol	1967	India	Vice chancellor of Delhi University
	Princeton University	New	1967	United States	U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for European and Canadian Affairs, 1993–1994, president of the board of trustees of Princeton University, 2006–^[29]
	University of Cape Town	St Edmund	1967	Rhodesia	Cricketer
	Harvard University	Balliol	1968	United States	Acting Commissioner of Customs and Border Protection (2010–2011)
	United States Naval Academy	Worcester	1968	United States	Retired four-star Admiral, former Director of National Intelligence (2009–2010), president of the Institute for Defense Analyses and former Commander-in-Chief of U.S. Pacific Command (1999–2002)
	University of the Witwatersrand	Merton	1968	South Africa	Vice chancellor University of the Witwatersrand (1997–2001); deputy vice chancellor University of London (2003–06); Warden Green College (2006–08); Principal Green Templeton College (2008–)
		Mansfield	1968	Rhodesia	Cricketer
	University of Queensland	Balliol	1968	Australia	Mathematician, academic
	Georgetown University	University	1968	United States	President of the United States (1993–2001), Governor of Arkansas (1979–1981, 1983–1993)
	University of Tasmania	New	1968	Australia	Academic (English literature)
	United States Naval Academy	Exeter	1968	United States	United States Department of Defense official
	Harvard University	Merton	1968	United States	Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit
	Harvard University	Exeter	1968	United States	Vice chairman of The Washington Post Company, former publisher and CEO of The Washington Post (2000–2008)
	University of Otago	Merton	1968	New Zealand	New Zealand All Black, diplomat, MP, talk radio host, author, Human Rights Commissioner and Race Relations Conciliator
	Yale University	Christ Church	1968	United States	American lawyer, U.S. Associate Attorney General, 2003–
	University of Auckland	St Catherine's	1968	New Zealand	Cricketer
	Memorial University of Newfoundland	St Edmund	1968	Canada	Canadian political commentator
	University of Colombo	University	1968	Ceylon	Sri Lankan politician, 11th Minister of Foreign Affairs of Sri Lanka, 2010–present^[30]
	Vanderbilt University	Balliol	1968	United States	Dean of the University of South Carolina School of Law (2006–2011)
	Dartmouth College	University	1968	United States	American commentator and author, U.S. Secretary of Labor (1993–1997), Chancellor's Professor at the Goldman School of Public Policy at the University of California, Berkeley (2006–)
	University of Chicago	Balliol	1968	United States	Russian and Soviet issues journalist
	Stanford University	Balliol	1968	United States	Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts (1993–present)
	Yale University	Magdalen	1968	United States	American diplomat and journalist, U.S. Deputy Secretary of State (1994–2001), president of the Brookings Institution (2002–), Aspen Strategy Group member
	Cornell University	Campion	1968	Jamaica	Education Minister (2012–2016)
	Rhodes University	University	1968	South Africa	Headmaster of Gresham's School (1982-1985)
	Yale University	St John's	1969	United States	Editor of The Times-Picayune
	College of the Holy Cross Yale University	Worcester	1969	United States	Businessman
	Rhodes University	Trinity	1969	South Africa	Judge of the Supreme Court(1991–2002) and of the Supreme Court of Appeal (2003–2013)
	University of Cape Town Yale University	Balliol	1969	South Africa	Art history professor
	University of Melbourne	Exeter	1969	Australia	Australian jurist: Supreme Court of Victoria (1992–95); Court of Appeals division of the Supreme Court of Victoria (1995–97); Puisne Justice of the High Court of Australia (1997–)
	Brown University	Balliol	1969	United States	White House senior aide (1993–1999), originator of ICANN
	University of Canterbury	Magdalen	1969	New Zealand	New Zealand Olympic field hockey player (1976)
	University of Cape Town	Brasenose	1969	Rhodesia	English cricketer
	Harvard University	Pembroke	1969	United States	Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts (1994–2011)
	Brigham Young University	Queen's	1969	United States	Harvard professor of Business and Government, senior scholar at the Wilson Center, senior economic advisor to presidents Ford, Reagan, and Bush
	University of Toronto	Balliol	1969	Canada	Permanent Representative (Ambassador) of Canada to the United Nations, Canadian politician, former Premier of Ontario
	University of Jamestown	Merton	1969	United States	War correspondent
	Memorial University of Newfoundland	Keble	1969	Canada	Lawyer and businessman, Canadian politician, Premier of Newfoundland and Labrador
	Victoria University of Wellington	Balliol	1969	New Zealand	New Zealand barrister, solicitor and academic
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1970	United States	American art historian and curator; Deborah Loeb Brice Director of Sir John Soane's Museum
	Bowdoin College	Trinity	1970	United States	American politics professor
	Columbia University	Worcester	1970	United States	American professional basketball player, attorney, and civil servant
	Harvard University	Queen's	1970	United States	American writer (The Atlantic Monthly)
		Balliol	1970	Malta	Deputy Prime Minister of Malta (2013–2017)
			1970	Canada	Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador
	Bowdoin College	Magdalen	1970	United States	Law professor
	Harvard University	Oriel	1970	United States	Writer
	University of Sydney	Lady Margaret	1970	Australia	Social psychology professor
	King University	Lincoln	1970	United States	Cold War history professor
	St. Stephen's College, Delhi	Balliol	1970	India	Historian and member of Subaltern Studies
	Princeton University	Merton	1970	United States	Biochemist
	Yale University	Merton	1970	United States	American science, nature and travel writer
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1970	United States	Staffer, US Senator Warren G. Magnuson (ca.1971); author, The Dance of Legislation (1973, 2000); lawyer and businessman^[31]
	University of Queensland	Worcester	1970	Australia	Ambassador to Indonesia (2003–2005), France (2008–2011), Italy (2010–2013), and Germany (2013–2016)
	University of Sydney	University	1970	Australia	Barrister and international human rights activist
	Rice University	Christ Church	1970	United States	Law professor
	Stanford University	New	1970	United States	Chair of the Utah Democratic Party and 1994 Senate nominee
	Brown University Princeton University	Merton	1970	United States	Principal of King's College London
	University of Canterbury	New	1971	New Zealand	Ambassador to China (1998–2001) and executive director of the New Zealand Agency for International Development (2001–2009)
	Harvard University	New	1971	United States	American writer (The New Yorker)
	Saint Louis University	Pembroke	1971	United States	Business ethics professor
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1971	United States	Cardiac surgeon and professor
	University of Mumbai	Balliol	1971	India	Philosopher
	University of Western Ontario	Jesus	1971	Canada	Experimental mathematics professor
	University of Pretoria	Trinity	1971	South Africa	Sports investor
	Vanderbilt University	Balliol	1971	United States	Sociologist
	University of Tasmania	Magdalen	1971	Australia	Secretary of the Department of the Environment, Sport and Territories (1993–1996), Secretary of the Department of Health, Housing and Community Services (1991–1993), Secretary of the Department of Community Services and Health (1988–1991)
	University of Sydney	Worcester	1971	Australia	Cricketer
		Hertford	1971	United States	Senior Fellow at the Democracy Institute
	University of the Witwatersrand	St Edmund	1971	South Africa	South African poet, professor of poetry at Rhodes University
	Grinnell College	Magdalen	1971	United States	Law professor
	Rhodes University	Oriel	1971	South Africa	Member of the Australian Senate (1996–2008)
		Pembroke	1971	South Africa	Cricketer
	Yale University		1971	United States	American classicist and historian
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1971	United States	Chairman and CEO of Fannie Mae, 1999–2004; director of the Office of Management and Budget, 1996–1998
	Harvard University	Balliol	1971	United States	American journalist (TIME, Vanity Fair), author, musician
	Yale University	Balliol	1971	United States	Mayor of Baltimore, 1987–1999; dean of Howard University School of Law
	Harvard University	Exeter	1972	United States	President of the Massachusetts Senate, candidate for Democratic nomination for Governor of Massachusetts, 2002
	Davidson College	Corpus Christi	1972	United States	North Carolina State Senator (1999–2014) and Mayor of Charlotte (2014–2015)
		University	1972	Australia	Philosophy professor
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1972	United States	Judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas (1999–present)
	Stellenbosch University	University	1972	South Africa	Political scientist; head of Department of War Studies, King's College London (2007–2013)
	University of Western Australia	St John's	1972	Australia	Academic, Premier of Western Australia, 2001–2006
		Magdalen	1972	United States	Mathematician
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1972	United States	American journalist (Los Angeles Times), founder of Slate magazine, editor of The New Republic
		Magdalen	1972	Canada	Musar movement figure
	University of Dhaka	Trinity	1972	Pakistan	Bangladeshi historian and political advisor; International Affairs Advisor to the Prime Minister of Bangladesh (2009–2023; 2024–present)
	University of Otago	Balliol	1972	New Zealand	President of the Royal Society of New Zealand (2012–2015), cancer epidemiology professor
	Stanford University	New	1972	United States	Attorney General of North Dakota (1985–1992)
	Harvard University	St Catherine's	1972	Canada	Fencer and author
	Simon Fraser University	Merton	1972	Canada	Olympic high jumper and 1971 Pan American Games silver medalist
	Harvard University	New	1972	United States	International lawyer
	University of Western Australia	Balliol	1973	Australia	Australian politician, former deputy prime minister of Australia and Leader of the Opposition, Australian ambassador to the United States
	Centre College		1973	United States	President of Kentucky State University (1982–1989 and 2014–2016)
	University of the West Indies	St Catherine's	1973	Jamaica	Speaker of the House of Representatives (2007-2011) and Ministry of Justice (2011-2012; 2022–present)
	Harvard University	Balliol	1973	United States	American journalist and Washington Post columnist (1993–), senior fellow at Brookings Institution, and commentator on NPR, MSNBC, and PBS
	University of Cape Town	Oriel	1973	South Africa	Senior Presiding Judge for England and Wales (2013–2015)
	Oberlin College	Wadham	1973	United States	President of the Council on Foreign Relations (2003–present), director of the Policy Planning (2001–2003)
	Stanford University	Balliol	1973	United States	Environmental engineer
	Memorial University of Newfoundland	Corpus Christi	1973	Canada	Actor
	United States Air Force Academy	Trinity	1973	United States	U.S. Air Force lieutenant general, first commander Air Force Global Strike Command
	Trinity College, Toronto	Balliol	1973	Canada	Lawyer
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1973	United States	Olympic figure skater
		University	1973	Canada	President and CEO of the Glenbow Museum
	University of Natal Princeton University	New	1973	South Africa	Painter
	Yale University New York University School of Law	Lincoln	1973	United States	General Counsel of the Department of Veterans Affairs (2021–2022)
	University of Malta	Oriel	1973	Malta	Foreign Minister of Malta 1981–1987
	Princeton University	Merton	1974	United States	Dean and President of Brooklyn Law School
	Princeton University		1974	United States	Author, conservationist, and documentary film producer
	University of Sydney	Pembroke	1974	Australia	Rugby union international; chairman of Bank of Queensland (2013-2019) and of New South Wales Rugby Union
	University of Western Australia	Lincoln	1974	Australia	Former CEO of British Airways, director of News Corporation
	Stellenbosch University	New	1974	Rhodesia	British–South African lawyer and judge; sessional judge in the Lesotho Court of Appeal
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1974	United States	American secretary of the Rhodes Trust, vice president of the Aspen Institute, Deputy Attorney General of Connecticut
	Harvard University	Queen's	1974	United States	Oklahoma Secretary of the Environment (1997–2003)
		Jesus	1974	Canada	Field hockey player
	Harvard University	Pembroke	1974	United States	Author, managing editor of Time magazine (1995–2001), chairman and CEO of CNN (2001–), president of the Aspen Institute (2003–), vice chairman of the Louisiana Recovery Authority (2005–)
	Australian National University	Magdalen	1974	Australia	Novelist
	Yale University	Balliol	1974	United States	Writer and Japanologist
	Brown University	Merton	1974	United States	Literary scholar
	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	Magdalen	1974	United States	Judge of the United States District Court for the Western District of North Carolina (2003–2004)
	University of Maryland, College Park	University	1974	United States	U.S. Olympian, NBA basketball player, U.S. Congressman (Maryland), 1987–1993
	Michigan State University	Corpus Christi	1974	United States	Learning sciences expert
	University of Saskatchewan	St John's	1975	Canada	Writer
	University of Ghana	Hertford	1975	Ghana	Ghanaian foreign minister (1997)
	University of Alberta	Magdalen	1975	Canada	Immunologist, geneticist
	Brigham Young University	Queen's	1975	United States	Harvard Business School professor, author
	University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill	Oriel	1975	United States	U.S. Congressman from Tennessee's 5th Congressional District
	Yale College		1975	United States	Story Professor of Law at Harvard Law School
	University of Wisconsin, Madison	Magdalen	1975	United States	U.S. Senator (D-Wis.) 1993–2011
	University of Western Australia	St John's	1975	Australia	Australian businessman, sporting administrator and former Australian rules footballer
	Harvard University	Exeter	1975	Canada	Psychiatry professor
	University of Southern California	University	1975	United States	Won Rose Bowl MVP as quarterback at USC, played with the Los Angeles Rams, served as the athletic director at his alma mater, USC, from August 2010 to June 2016.
	Harvard University	New	1975	United States	Neurosurgeon
	University of Sydney	Worcester	1975	Australia	Australian barrister, author, and federal politician^[32]
	Stanford University	Magdalen	1975	United States	Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit (2010–present), 2004 nominee for Governor of Utah
	University of Melbourne	New	1975	Australia	President of the Victorian Court of Appeal
	Princeton University	Merton	1975	United States	Businessperson
	Lawrence University	New	1975	United States	Early American history professor
			1975	Nigeria	Senator from Edo Central (1999–2007) and Governor of Edo State (2007–2008)
	Yale University	Corpus Christi	1975	United States	President of the American Council of Trustees and Alumni
	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign	Lincoln	1975	United States	U.S. Congressman (Illinois), 1993–1995; convicted felon
	University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	New	1975	United States	Economist
	University of Virginia	Queen's	1975	United States	American political scientist and director of the University of Virginia Center for Politics
	Brandeis University	Balliol	1975	United States	American political philosopher and professor at Harvard University
	Harvard University University of Cambridge	Christ Church	1976	United States	Literary history professor
	Dalhousie University	Balliol	1976	Canada	Lawyer and deputy minister
	University of Bochum Yale University	St Catherine's	1976	Germany	Former president and CEO of The Boston Consulting Group (2004–2012), chairman at BCG (2012–)
	Stellenbosch University	Keble	1976	South Africa	Justice of the Constitutional Court of South Africa, anti-apartheid lawyer and human rights, LGBTIQ and AIDS activist
	Yale University	St John's	1976	United States	Former Harvard professor and United States Deputy Secretary of Defense (October 2011 – December 2013), former United States Secretary of Defense^[33]
	University of Wisconsin, Madison	Jesus	1976	United States	Environmental historian
		Balliol	1976	Canada	Newfoundland and Labrador Leader of the Opposition (2018–2021)
	Cornell University	St John's	1976	United States	Banker
	University of Auckland	Worcester	1976	New Zealand	New Zealand businessman, vice-chancellor of the University of Oxford 2004–2009
	University of Sydney	Worcester	1976	Australia	Australian diplomat and senior public servant
		Corpus Christi	1976	United States	Sekyra and White's Professorship of Moral Philosophy (2014–present)
		New	1976	Australia	Lightweight rower
	University of Chicago	New	1976	United States	Cell biologist
	National University of Singapore	Wadham	1976	Singapore	Educator and independent school principal
	Harvard University	Balliol	1976	United States	Applied physics professor
	St. John's Medical College	St John's	1976	India	Cardiologist
	Florida State University	Somerville	1977	United States	British author and documentary producer and writer
	Princeton University	Merton	1977	Canada	Chair and CEO of Ivanhoé Cambridge
	Harvard University	St Hugh's	1977	United States	Physical science editor and North America editor for Nature, trumpeter
	University of Alberta	Wadham	1977	Canada	Justice of the Court of Appeal for Ontario (2002–present)
	Brigham Young University	Wadham	1977	United States	Special assistant in the State Department, Asia Director at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, Apostle of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
	University of Zimbabwe	University	1977	Rhodesia	Zimbabwean businessman, former CEO of MBCA and NMB
	Vanderbilt University University of Minnesota	Hertford	1977	United States	Humanities scholar
	Princeton University	Balliol	1977	United States	Harvard Law School professor
		Brasenose	1977	United States	Philosopher
	Delhi University	St Anne's	1977	India	Anthropologist
	Victoria University of Wellington	Magdalen	1977	New Zealand	Cricketer
	Princeton University	Christ Church	1977	United States	Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs (2014–2016) and Chair and CEO of the National Constitution Center (2004–2006)
	University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill	Magdalen	1977	United States	Dutch American businessman, co-founder/chairman of SEAF (Small Enterprise Assistance Funds)
	University of Queensland	Wadham	1977	Australia	Director-General of the Queensland Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
	Case Western Reserve University	New	1978	United States	Deputy Assistant Attorney General and executive director of the American Society of International Law
	Université de Montréal	Brasenose	1978	Canada	Israeli economist; deputy governor of the Bank of Israel
	Victoria University of Wellington	Nuffield	1978	New Zealand	New Zealand historian
	Reed College	Brasenose	1978	New Zealand	Neonatologist president of the Royal Society Te Apārangi (2024–present)
	University of Montreal	Trinity	1978	Canada	Mathematics professor, helped prove the Atiyah-Jones conjecture
	Reed College	St Catherine's	1978	United States	Biochemist
	Princeton University	St John's	1978	United States	Chair of U.S. President Barack Obama's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, founder of the Human Genome Project, biology professor at MIT
	Presidency University, Kolkata	St Catherine's	1978	India	Physicist
	University of Fort Hare	Balliol	1978	South Africa	Vice Chancellor of the University of the Witwatersrand (2003–2013)
	University College Cork	Wolfson	1978	Jamaica	Jamaican academic, professor of West Indian literature at University of the West Indies
	Yale University	Somerville	1978	United States	American-British lawyer who specializes in cases of civil litigation, sexual harassment, and sexual discrimination
	Queen's University at Kingston	St Antony's	1978	Canada	Canadian playwright, theatre director, and professor at the University of Toronto^[34]
	Duke University	Brasenose	1978	United States	United States Assistant Attorney General for Legal Counsel (2011–2013)
	University of Zambia	Somerville	1978	Zambia	Zambian civil rights activist and first woman to have her portrait displayed on the walls of the Rhodes House
	University of Sydney	Brasenose	1978	Australia	29th Prime Minister of Australia, 2015–2018
	Brown University Sorbonne	Exeter	1978	United States	Author
	Murdoch University	Wadham	1979	Australia	Budget expert
	University of Cape Town	Keble	1979	South Africa	Legal scholar
	University of Tennessee	Balliol	1979	United States	Administrator of the U.S. Health Care Financing Administration, 1997–2000, director of White House Office of Health Reform, 2009–
	McGill University	Balliol	1979	United States	International security professor
	Harvard College	Pembroke	1979	United States	Inspector General of the Department of Justice (2000–2011)
	University of the Witwatersrand	Wadham	1979	South Africa	Law professor
	Boston University University of Chicago	St Antony's	1979	United States	Latin American historian
	University of Tasmania	St Catherine's	1979	Australia	CEO of the Australian Defence Materiel Organisation (2004–2011)
	University of Queensland	Queen's	1979	Australia	Queensland MLA for Ipswich (1983–2001); Treasurer of Queensland (1998–2001)
	Harvard University	Corpus Christi	1979	United States	Immunology professor and HIV researcher
	Boise State University	Oriel	1979	United States	American film director, writer, and producer.
		New	1979	United States	Algebraic topology expert
	Yale University	New	1979	United States	Historian of the Middle Ages; Lecky Professor of History (2018–present); President of the Medieval Academy of America (2019–2020)
	University of the South	Christ Church	1979	United States	Biologiest
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1979	United States	Ophthalmologist, LASIK specialist, Extreme Makeover ophthalmologist
	University of Sydney	New	1979	Australia	Theoretical biochemistry professor
	University of Toronto	Hertford	1979	Canada	Canadian medical researcher, president of the University of Toronto
	Harvard University	Corpus Christi	1979	United States	Playwright
		St Catherine's	1979	United States	Documentary filmmaker, journalist, and author
	University of Virginia	Merton	1979	United States	Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Connecticut (1999-2022)
	University of Western Ontario	Exeter	1980	Canada	Oncologist and structural biologist
	St. Stephen's College, Delhi	Exeter	1980	India	News presenter for Deutsche Welle and SBS Television
	University of Chicago	Wadham	1980	United States	Publisher of The Wall Street Journal
	University of Sydney	University	1980	Australia	Cricketer, rugger and surgical oncologist
	University of Queensland	Balliol	1980	Australia	Professor of Statistical Science at the University of Oxford
	Stellenbosch University	Brasenose	1980	South Africa	Prosecutor
	University of Canterbury	Wolfson	1980	New Zealand	New Zealand engineer and businessman
	Harvard University	St Catherine's	1980	United States	Former Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security
	Mount Allison University Aix-Marseille University McGill University	Lady Margaret	1980	Canada	Director of Canadian Stage
	McGill University	Wadham	1980	Canada	Canadian multi-billionaire, president and CEO of Trader Classified Media, one of the world's largest classified advertising companies
	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Nuffield	1980	United States	Business theory professor
	University of the Witwatersrand	Magdalen	1980	South Africa	Vice Chancellor and Principal of the University of Cape Town (2008–2018)
	University of Malaya	St Anne's	1980	Malaysia	Malaysian politician, Member of Parliament, Former Deputy Minister
	Yale University	St John's	1980	United States	Environmental historian
	Harvard University	University	1980	United States	American philosopher
	University of the Virgin Islands	Keble	1980	British Caribbean	Saint Kitts and Nevis tourism minister (2010–2015) and President of Cricket West Indies (2019–present)
	University of Melbourne	Magdalen	1980	Australia	Australian neurologist
	McGill University	New	1980	Canada	Canadian neuroscientist, 11th President of Stanford University, past President of Rockefeller University
	University of Alberta	Magdalen	1980	Canada	Canadian politician, former Minister in British Columbia, Leader of the Liberal Party in British Columbia
	University of Sydney	Queen's	1981	Australia	28th Prime Minister of Australia, 18 September 2013 – 14 September 2015
	University of Waterloo	Magdalen	1981	Canada	Computer science professor
	Simon Fraser University	Balliol	1981	Canada	Law professor
	University of South Carolina	Lady Margaret	1981	United States	Lawyer and academic; specialist on the separation of church and state
	Harvard University	Balliol	1981	United States	Commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (2011–2014)
	University of Otago	Worcester	1981	New Zealand	Judge of the Court of Appeal of New Zealand (2012–present)
	Dalhousie University University of King's College Carleton University	University	1981	Canada	Law professor
	United States Air Force Academy	Brasenose	1981	United States	U.S. Air Force lieutenant general and Superintendent of the United States Air Force Academy (2013–2017)
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1981	United States	New York Times reporter and columnist, two-time Pulitzer Prize winner, Aspen Strategy Group member
	University of Queensland	Trinity	1981	Australia	Educational reformer and first Rhodes Scholar to serve as Warden of Rhodes House, Oxford
	Harvard University	Balliol	1981	United States	United States Homeland Security Advisor (2021–present), United States Deputy Secretary of Energy (2014–2017)
	University of Auckland	Wolfson	1981	New Zealand	New Zealand politician and member of Parliament
	University of the West Indies	Balliol	1981	Jamaica	Ambassador to the United States (2012–2015) and principal of the Norman Manley Law School
	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	Hertford	1982	Jamaica
	Free University of Berlin	St Hilda's	1982	Germany	Classicist
	Princeton University	University	1982	United States	Pulitzer Prize-winning U.S. journalist (Washington Post and Time magazine), author
	Harvard University	University	1982	United States
	University of Canterbury	Balliol	1982	New Zealand	New Zealand legal scholar, author and researcher, professor at New York University
	Princeton University	Lincoln	1982	United States	Former Chief of Staff to Vice President Joe Biden
	Stellenbosch University	Brasenose	1982	South Africa	Judge of the Supreme Court of Appeal (2004–2013)
	United States Military Academy	Corpus Christi	1982	United States	United States Principal Deputy National Security Advisor (2017–2018)
	United States Air Force Academy	Jesus	1982	United States	President of South Dakota School of Mines and Technology; former Republican member of the US House of Representatives, representing New Mexico's 1st congressional district 1998–2009; first female military veteran elected to a full term in Congress
	Yale University	Balliol	1982	United States	Rhode Island State Senator (2021–present)
	Bayero University Kano	St Peter's	1983	Nigeria	Pan-Africanist General Secretary of the 1994 Pan-African Congress
	Harvard University	Balliol	1983	United States	Business journalist
	University of Sydney	New	1983	Australia	Cardiology professor
	Boston University	Balliol	1983	United States	Warden of Rhodes House, Oxford, 2013–2018
	Princeton University	University	1983	United States	President of Princeton University^[35]
	Harvard University	Corpus Christi	1983	Canada	Vinerian Professor of English Law (2020–present) and dean of the Oxford University Faculty of Law (2007–2015)
	University of Pittsburgh	University	1983	United States	Appellate attorney who has parties dozens of cases before the United States Supreme Court
	University of Canterbury	University	1983	New Zealand	Mathematician
	Stanford University	St John's	1983	United States	Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas 2007–2011
	University of Kansas	Lincoln	1983	United States	Lawyer, law professor, and eminent domain advocate
	Davidson College	Balliol	1983	United States	Former president of Agnes Scott College, Atlanta, Georgia; Warden of Rhodes House, Oxford, 2018–
	University of Alberta	Balliol	1983	Canada	Political scientist; founder of the Small Arms Survey
	Yale University	Magdalen	1983	United States	President of Pace University (2017–present)
	University of the Witwatersrand	Balliol	1983	South Africa	CEO of Metaswitch
	United States Military Academy	Balliol	1983	United States	Brigadier General (United States Army), Chief Prosecutor of Military Commissions
	Macalester College	Trinity	1983	United States	Business executive who has worked in the public and the private sectors to expand access to health care
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1983	United States	U.S. Senator (R-La.), 2005–2017
	University of Queensland	Balliol	1983	Australia	Australian investment banker and Trustee of the Rhodes Trust, 2010–2018
	University of British Columbia	Brasenose	1984	Canada	Former President/head and managing director of McKinsey & Company, a multi-billion revenue consulting firm. Chancellor, University of Waterloo, Canada
		Balliol	1984	Canada	Ambassador
	University of Tasmania	Worcester	1984	Australia	Australian author, winner of the 2002 Commonwealth Writers Prize. Winner of the 2014 Man Booker Prize
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1984	United States	String theorist
	Harvard University	Corpus Christi	1984	United States	Neuroscientist
	Stanford University	Magdalen	1984	United States	Peace Corps/Senegal country director, former president and CEO of Intrepid Learning Solutions
	University of Western Australia	St Edmund	1984	Australia	Australian judge, Trials Division Justice at the Supreme Court of Victoria, 2004–
	University of Adelaide	Balliol	1984	Singapore	Minister for Transport (2006–2011)
	Yale University	Magdalen	1984	United States	Director for Near East and South Asian Affairs, National Security Council, 1997–2001
	University of Lethbridge University of Lethbridge	Balliol	1984	Canada	Philosopher; president of the Charles S. Peirce Society
	Davidson College	Balliol	1984	United States	Senior economist at the International Monetary Fund, Peterson Institute for International Economics, and United States Congress Joint Economic Committee
	University of the Witwatersrand	Balliol	1984	South Africa	Medical scientist; president of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Global Health Program
	Harvard University	Merton	1984	United States	Director of the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation
	Stellenbosch University University of Natal	Magdalen	1984	South Africa	Economics professor
	Georgetown University	Hertford	1984	United States	Former aide to U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Donna Shalala; president of Franklin and Marshall College
	University of Adelaide	St John's	1984	Australia	Chief Scientist of the Nature Conservancy
	Yale University	St Antony's	1984	United States	Commissioner of the California Public Utilities Commission
	McGill University	St John's	1984	Canada	Member of Parliament (2012–2015)
	Harvard University	New	1984	United States	Under Secretary of State for Civilian Security, Democracy, and Human Rights (2014–2017)
	University of Manitoba	St Edmund	1984	Canada	Minister of Finance of Nova Scotia (July 2009–), member of the Nova Scotia House of Assembly (2001–)
	Columbia University	Balliol	1984	United States	Moderator of ABC's This Week and communications director for Bill Clinton's 1992 presidential campaign
	Tufts University	Pembroke	1984	United States	CEO of the Clinton Foundation (2017–present)
			1985	South Africa	British postcolonial studies scholar
	University of Tasmania	University	1985	Australia	Political scientist
	University of Sydney	University	1985	Australia	Judge of the Federal Court of Australia (2023–present)
	University of Sydney	St John's	1985	Australia	Cricketer, electrophysiologist and cardiologist
	University of Otago	Worcester	1985	New Zealand	Captain of the New Zealand All Blacks who won the inaugural Rugby (Union) World Cup in 1987; CEO of Fairfax Media, 2005–2008
	University of KwaZulu-Natal	Trinity	1985	South Africa	Chief executive of Hiscox; Sheriff of the City of London (2023–2024)
	United States Naval Academy	Hertford	1985	United States	Commander of Allied Joint Force Command Naples and United States Naval Forces Europe and Africa (2022–present)
	University of Adelaide	New	1985	Australia	Australian stem cell scientist, vice-chancellor, University of Tasmania 2011–2017, University of Adelaide 2018-2020
	Harvard University	Oriel	1985	United States	Television producer, writer, and Assistant United States Attorney
	Yale University	New	1985	United States	American feminist social critic, author of books including The End of America (2007)
	University of the West Indies	Green	1986	Jamaica	American endocrinologist
	University of Notre Dame	Trinity	1986	United States	Computer scientist
	University of Sydney	University	1986	Australia	Vice Chancellor of Aston University (2016–present)
	Harvard University	Corpus Christi	1986	Singapore	Singaporean opposition politician and lawyer
	Tufts University	Pembroke	1986	United States	Artistic director of the Old Globe Theatre (2012–present)
	University of Toronto	Trinity	1986	Canada	Barbadian Olympic diver
	University of Queensland	University	1986	Australia	Dean of Law Faculty, Monash University;^[36] Australian researcher, consultant, commentator and professional speaker on specialised legal, business, and governmental topics
	McMaster University	Balliol	1986	Canada	Ontario Minister of Health (2014–2018)
	Hampden-Sydney College	St John's	1986	United States	United States Deputy Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (2012–2014)
	Harvard University	Balliol	1986	United States	Radiologist
	University of Notre Dame	New	1986	United States	Translator and Essayist
	Stanford University	St John's	1986	United States	U.S. Ambassador to Russia, academic
	Syracuse University	New	1986	United States	Global CEO of Dentons
		Merton	1986	Canada	Biogerontologist co-director of the Dog Aging Project
	Hindu College, Delhi	Balliol	1986	India	Environmental historian
	Stanford University	New	1986	United States	U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs (1997–2001), United States Ambassador to the United Nations, (2009–2013), National Security Advisor (2013–2017)
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1986	United States	President of Disney-ABC Television Group and ABC News
	Harvard University	Trinity	1986	United States	Paralympic skier
	Memorial University of Newfoundland		1986	Canada	Atmospheric physicist
	University of Pennsylvania	New	1986	United States	President and CEO of the National Constitution Center 2006–
	Stellenbosch University	Corpus Christi	1986	South Africa	Anti-apartheid advocate
		Keble	1986	Germany	Aristocrat and media executive
	Yale University	Magdalen	1987	United States	Acting Under Secretary of the Treasury for Domestic Finance (2009–2010), Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for Financial Institutions (2009–2011)
	University of Cologne	Trinity	1987	Germany	Historian
	Carleton University	Worcester	1987	South Africa	Canadian business executive; senior vice-president of business operations at Google
	University of Adelaide	Lincoln	1987	Australia	Australian philosopher of mind, New York University professor of philosophy and neural science
	Brown University	Lincoln	1987	United States	Law professor, Columbia University
	College of the Holy Cross	Balliol	1987	United States	Founder of synthetic biology; MacArthur "genius" bioengineer and inventor; MIT professor
	University of Puget Sound	New	1987	United States	President and CEO of the United Nations Foundation
	University of Melbourne	Magdalen	1987	Australia	Molecular biology professor, Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic), University of New South Wales (2016–present)
	Stanford University	Balliol	1987	United States	Surgeon and New Yorker medical writer
	St. Stephen's College, Delhi	St Antony's	1987	India	Indian journalist
	University of Manitoba	Magdalen	1987	Canada	Epidemiologist
	Boston University	Hertford	1987	United States	Jewish advocate
	Harvard University	Worcester	1987	United States	United States Secretary of Health and Human Services (2014–2017), Director of the Office of Management and Budget (2013–2014)
		Magdalen	1987	South Africa	Human rights activist; secretary-general of Amnesty International (2018–2020)
		Jesus	1987	Australia	Shakespearean and Renaissance literature professor, Oxford University
	University of Mumbai	Worcester	1987	India	Psychiatrist and mental health scientist
	University of Quebec, Montreal	Pembroke	1987	Canada	Senior vice president and chief financial officer of Google until 2015
		Pembroke	1987	South Africa	Cricketer
	Carleton College	New	1987	United States	Philosopher
	Georgetown University	University	1987	United States	Law professor
	United States Military Academy	Queen's	1987	United States	United States Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security (2021–present)
		Corpus Christi	1987	Germany	Numismatistic research curator and the first woman president of the American Numismatic Society
	University of Cambridge	Keble	1987	Singapore	Physics professor
	Yale University	New	1987	United States	Journalist and editor of Slate magazine
	University of Saskatchewan	St Anne's	1987	Canada	International relations researcher
	University of Auckland	Balliol	1987	New Zealand	New Zealand-born British academic, Dean, Blavatnik School of Government, Professor of Global Economic Governance University of Oxford
	University of Adelaide	Balliol	1988	Australia	Art history professor, Loughborough University
	Oregon State University	Merton	1988	United States	2018 nominee for Governor of Oregon, Member of the Oregon House of Representatives (2015–2019)
	Delhi University	Worcester	1988	India	Cricketer
	University of Queensland	Magdalen	1988	Australia	Torts and medical law professor, University of Queensland
	Harvard University	Balliol	1988	Barbados	Historian, Rhodes Professor of Imperial History
	University of Otago	Worcester	1988	New Zealand	New Zealand footballer, forensic psychiatrist
	University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill	Balliol	1988	United States	Education policy expert
	Harvard University	St Edmund	1988	United States	American businessman, Democratic U.S. Representative for Connecticut's 4th Congressional District
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1988	United States	Economics professor, Stanford University
		New	1988	Australia	Development economist
	United States Military Academy	St John's	1988	United States	President of the Center for a New American Security
	University of Melbourne	St John's	1988	Australia	Computer science professor, Monash University
	Harvard University		1988	United States	Mathematician and whistleblower
	University of Saskatchewan	Exeter	1988	Canada	Minister of Environment and Climate Change (2019–present), Minister of Fisheries, Oceans and the Canadian Coast Guard (2018–2019)
	Middlebury College	Pembroke	1989	United States	Political science professor
	Baylor University	Trinity	1989	United States	U.S. Congressman (Oklahoma), 2001–2005
	University of Sydney	New	1989	Australia	Evidence-based medicine expert and epidemiologist
	Brown University	St John's	1989	United States	Journalist and author
	Harvard University	Christ Church	1989	United States	Acting Under Secretary of State for Arms Control and International Security Affairs (2019–2021, 2018), Assistant Secretary of State for International Security and Nonproliferation (2018–2021)
	McGill University	Lincoln	1989	Canada	Legal scholar; Dean of the Schulich School of Law
	West Virginia University	Exeter	1989	United States	New York State Senator, 2013–present^[37]
	University of California, Berkeley	St Antony's	1989	United States	U.S. Representative (2019–2023), Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor (2014–2017)
	University of Zimbabwe	Keble	1989	Zimbabwe	Academic, consultant, and business executive; chairman of the McKinsey Global Institute and
	Stanford University	Balliol	1989	United States	Social entrepreneur; founder of QuestBridge, medical investor and entrepreneur, physician, assistant professor at UCSF
	Harvard University	Hertford	1989	United States	Poetry critic
	University of Natal University of Cape Town	Trinity	1989	South Africa	Cultural studies academic
	Carleton College	St John's	1989	United States	Middle Ages historian
	University of Melbourne	Balliol	1989	Australia	AI ethics and legal philosophy professor, University of Oxford
	University of Sydney	Magdalen	1990	Australia	Chief Justice of New South Wales (2022–present) and Lieutenant-Governor of New South Wales (2022–present)
		Oriel	1990	Zambia	President of the National Restoration Party; presidential candidate
	University of Adelaide	Balliol	1990	Australia	Award-winning Australian Author
	United States Military Academy	Pembroke	1990	United States	Director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (2021–present)
	Harvard University		1990	United States	Political advisor
	University of Toronto	Merton	1990	Canada	Professor of Chinese history at Harvard University
	Pomona College	St Antony's	1990	United States	Anti-human trafficking lawyer
	University of Southern California	Corpus Christi	1990	United States	University of Kansas classics professor
	University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign	Magdalen	1991	United States	Director of the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative
	University of Melbourne	Keble	1991	Australia	Vice Chancellor of the University of Tasmania (2018–present)
	Yale University	University	1991	United States	Ninth president of the College Board
	Yale University	Worcester	1991	United States	English literature professor
	University of Cape Town	Brasenose	1991	South Africa	Photojournalist and magazine editor
	Harvard University	St Antony's	1991	Canada	Canadian author, editor of Thomson Reuters Digital, Member of Parliament, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance of Canada, former Minister of Global Affairs
	University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill	St Catherine's	1991	United States	Dean of the New York University Stern School of Business (2010–2017)
	United States Air Force Academy	St Anne's	1991	United States	President of Robert Morris University (2016–present)
	Swarthmore College	New	1991	United States	Physicist
	Queen's University, Kingston	St John's	1991	Canada	Dean of the University of Toronto Faculty of Law (2005–2010)
	Stanford University	Lady Margaret	1991	United States	Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court (2011–present)
	Columbia University	St Catherine's	1991	United States	Psychiatrist
	University of Prince Edward Island	St Catherine's	1991	Canada	Chief Public Health Officer of Prince Edward Island
	University of Zimbabwe	Merton	1991	Zimbabwe	Zimbabwean politician who became president of one faction of the Movement for Democratic Change in 2006
	New York University	Hertford	1991	United States	Comic book writer
	Brown University	Magdalen	1991	United States	Author, speechwriter, political cartoonist
	University of Delaware	Magdalen	1991	United States	Chief Judge (2014–2021) and Judge (2010–present) of the United States District Court for the District of Delaware
	University of Tübingen Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich	St Antony's	1991	Germany	International lawyer
	University of Sydney	New	1991	Australia	Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction (2018–2022), Minister for Law Enforcement and Cybersecurity (2017–2018)
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1991	United States	Constitutional law scholar
	University of Winnipeg	Queen's	1992	Canada	Philosophy professor
	University of Canterbury	Magdalen	1992	New Zealand	Astrophysicist; lead New Zealand scientist at the IceCube Neutrino Observatory
		Trinity	1992	Canada	Social scientist
	Stanford University	Queen's	1992	United States	Former mayor of Newark, New Jersey; 2013 elected Democratic US Senator from New Jersey
	McGill University	University	1992	Canada	Comparative constitutional law academic; dean of the UC Berkeley School of Law (2014–2016)
	University of Otago	Balliol	1992	New Zealand	Epidemiologist
	Williams College	Balliol	1992	United States	Oncologist
	Yale University	Balliol	1992	United States	Public education advocate
	University of Calgary	Magdalen	1992	Canada	Olympic basketball player
	Federal University of Technology Akure	Green	1992	Nigeria	Entomologist
	Harvard University	Christ Church	1992	United States	American author, Harvard law professor, constitutional adviser to the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq, 2003–2005
	Georgetown University	St Antony's	1992	United States	Russian-American contributing editor for The National Interest, teacher at Naval War College
	Princeton University	Mansfield	1992	United States	Writer and journalist
	University of Tasmania	Merton	1992	Australia	History professor
	Brown University	New	1992	United States	Governor of Louisiana (2008–2016); U.S. congressman, civil servant, and university administrator; former Republican presidential candidate (2015)
	Yale University	Merton	1992	United States	Epidemiologist
	Harvard College	Christ Church	1992	Denmark	United Nations official and writer
	Jadavpur University	University	1992	India	Novelist, shortlisted for the 2014 Man Booker Prize
	Brooklyn College	Corpus Christi	1992	United States	Non-profit executive
	St. Stephen's College, Delhi	Balliol	1992	India	American economist
	Harvard University	Balliol	1992	United States	Constitutional law professor
	University of the West Indies	Balliol	1992	Jamaica	Member of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (2012–2015)
	Delhi University	St John's	1992	India	Asian economist, banker and conservationist from India
	Yale University	Magdalen	1992	United States	Law professor
	Stanford University	Worcester	1992	United States	Managing partner of McKinsey & Company (2021–present)
	University of Melbourne	Magdalen	1992	Australia	Historical documentary host
	Harvard University	Oriel	1992	United States	Composer and music theorist
	Yale University	University	1993	United States	Journalist; former editor of The New Republic; contributing editor at The Atlantic; associate professor at CUNY
	McGill University	University	1993	Canada	Edmund White Award recipient
	St. Stephen's College, Delhi	St Peter's	1993	India	Dastangoi storyteller
	Middlebury College	New	1993	United States	International security expert
	Columbia University	Queen's	1993	United States	Mayor of Los Angeles
	Institut d'études politiques de Bordeaux	St Antony's	1993	France	Political theory academic
	Villanova University	St John's	1993	United States	Runner
	University of Otago	Lady Margaret	1993	New Zealand	Clinical pharmacologist; president of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (2024–present)
	Harvard University	Balliol	1993	United States	Sociology and education professor
	Stanford University	Magdalen	1993	India	Physician, scientist, professor at Columbia Medical School, author of which won the 2011 Pulitzer Prize for General Nonfiction
	University of Nairobi	St Antony's	1993	Kenya	Economist
	Princeton University	Green Templeton	1993	Jamaica	Senator and lawyer
	Princeton University	Christ Church	1993	United States	Bioengineering professor
	Harvard University	New	1993	United States	Governor of Rhode Island
	University of Waikato	Magdalen	1993	New Zealand	Philosopher
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1993	United States	Actress, comedian, host of Public Radio International's Fair Game from PRI with Faith Salie
	West Virginia University	Hertford	1993	United States	West Virginia State Senator (1998–2021)
	Princeton University Yale Law School	University	1993	United States	Poet and lawyer
	University of Alberta	Corpus Christi	1994	Canada	Canadian Cabinet Minister, Member of the House of Commons of Canada (2015–2019, 2021-present)
		Balliol	1994	United States	Philosopher
	University of New South Wales	New	1994	Australia	Vice Chancellor and President of the University of New South Wales (2022–present), Vice Chancellor and President of the University of Technology Sydney (2014–2022)
	University of the West Indies	Linacre	1994	Jamaica	Minister of Finance and the Public Service (2018–present) and MP
	University of Melbourne	Merton	1994	Australia	Writer
		Exeter	1994	New Zealand	Māori academic
	University of Paris	Oriel	1994	France	Director and curator-at-large of the Hermitage Museum Foundation
	Cornell University	Oriel	1994	United States	Dean of Cornell Law School (2014–2021) and President of Seattle University (2021–present)
	Rutgers University, New Brunswick	Keble	1994	United States	President and CEO of BCT Partners, winner of The Apprentice 4
	Jawaharlal Nehru University	Exeter	1994	India	Academic and writer
	University of Wyoming	Hertford	1994	United States	Insect neuroethologist
	College of William and Mary	University	1994	United States	Poet
	McMaster University		1995	Canada	Sustainability researcher
	University of Otago	Magdalen	1995	New Zealand	Corporate lawyer
	University of Melbourne	Exeter	1995	Australia	Vice Chancellor and President of Griffith University (2019–present)
	Harvard University	Magdalen	1995	United States	Member of the Washington House of Representatives (2011–present)
	Princeton University	Magdalen	1995	United States	Economics professor
	University of Southern California	Oriel	1995	Singapore	Competitive swimmer
	Stanford University	Lincoln	1995	United States	Journalist; social activist; host of The Rachel Maddow Show on MSNBC
		St Antony's	1995	Germany	International relations scholar
	Dalhousie University	Magdalen	1995	Canada	Diplomat; Canadian Consul General in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (2009-2013)
	Yale University	St John's	1995	United States	Co-Chair of the Presidential Commission on the Supreme Court of the United States (2021–present)
	University of Auckland	Magdalen	1995	New Zealand	Chemist and pharmacologist
	University of the Witwatersrand	Balliol	1995	South Africa	Writer
	Women's Christian College, Chennai Ethiraj College for Women	Balliol	1995	India	Sports shooter at the Commonwealth Games and Head of Strategy at Harman International
	University of the Witwatersrand	Merton	1996	South Africa	Philosopher
		Brasenose	1996	South Africa	Christian musician
	University of Western Australia	Balliol	1996	Australia	Cricketer
		Christ Church	1996	Trinidad and Tobago	Poet
	Harvard College	Magdalen	1996	United States	Yiddish and Jewish studies academic; Atran Professor of Yiddish Language, Literature, and Culture at Columbia University
	Virginia Tech	Balliol	1996	United States	Computational and applied mathematics professor
	Georgetown University	Lincoln	1996	United States	United States Ambassador to Botswana (2011–2014)
	Duke University	Lady Margaret	1996	United States	56th Governor of Missouri, Founder of The Mission Continues and former Navy SEAL
		Balliol	1996	Canada	Rabbi
	Cape Town University	St Antony's	1996	South Africa	Political scientist
	University of Melbourne Monash University		1996	Australia	Law professor
	Leipzig University	Christ Church	1996	Germany	Business ethics professor
	University of Waikato	Merton	1996	New Zealand	Cricketer
	National Law School	Hertford	1996	India	International environmental law scholar
	Duke University	Magdalen	1996	United States	Anthropologist; acting deputy director of the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health
	West Virginia University	Balliol	1996	United States	Mechanical engineer
	Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi	St Peter's	1996	India	Poet
	Darmstadt University of Technology	St John's	1996	Germany	London-based entrepreneur and financier from Germany
	Harvard University	Balliol	1996	United States	Assistant Secretary of State for Economic and Business Affairs (2022–present)
	Michigan State University	St Peter's	1996	United States	Mayor of Flint, Michigan (2009–2015)
	University of Melbourne^[38]	Magdalen	1997	Australia	International law professor and author from Australia
	Jadavpur University	University	1997	India	Academic of English literature
		St Edmund	1997	South Africa	Cricketer
	Yale University	Magdalen	1997	United States	Prosecutor and 2021 candidate for New York County District Attorney
	University of Sydney University of New South Wales	Balliol	1997	Australia	Author and foreign policy commentator from Australia
	University of KwaZulu-Natal	Pembroke	1997	South Africa	Film producer, lawyer and cricketer
	University of Tasmania^[39]	Exeter	1997	Australia	Olympic Games (1992, 1996) and Commonwealth Games (1990, 1994) athlete (400m hurdles) from Australia
	Rice University	Trinity	1997	United States	Social entrepreneur lawyer; Chief Executive Officer of the Wikimedia Foundation
	Columbia University	St Antony's	1997	United States	President and CEO of NAACP 2008–2013
	Norwich University	Hertford	1997	United States	First female Vermont Army National Guard officer to attain general officer's rank^[40] ^[41] ^[42] ^[43]
	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	New	1997	United States	Computational biologist studying infectious diseases; 2014 Time Person of the Year; lead singer of the Thousand Days^[44] ^[45]
	University of Auckland	Oriel	1997	New Zealand	Pacific studies professor
	University of California, Los Angeles	St John's	1997	United States	American gold medalist in swimming at the 1996 Olympic Games
	Duke University	Oriel	1997	United States	Solicitor General of Missouri
	University of Arizona		1997	Canada	Evolutionary biologist; head of the University of Arizona Department of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
	Harvard University	Lincoln	1998	United States	Venture capitalist; head of Bloomberg Beta
	University of Western Australia	Magdalen	1998	Australia	Justice of the High Court of Australia
	Tufts University	St Antony's	1998	United States	Economics professor
	National Law School	University	1998	India	Senior Advocate at the Supreme Court of India
	McGill University	Balliol	1998	Canada	Quantum information theory and quantum computing professor
	National Law School	University	1998	India	Vice-chancellor at the National Law School of India University
	University of Madras Delhi University	University	1998	India	Dean of the Jindal Global Law School
	University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign	Lady Margaret	1998	United States	Member of the White House Office of Faith-Based and Neighborhood Partnerships
	Tulane University	Magdalen	1998	United States	Reporter and news writer
	University of Virginia	Balliol	1998	United States	Law professor
		St Peter's	1998	India	Olympic sailor
	Vassar College	Lincoln	1998	United States	Author of Odd Girl Out: The Hidden Culture of Aggression in Girls (Harcourt, 2002)
	University of Sydney	Magdalen	1998	Australia	Secretary General of CIVICUS
	University of New South Wales	University	1998	Australia	Headmaster of Winchester College (2023–present)
	Yale University	Magdalen	1998	United States	U.S. National Security Adviser (2021-), National Security Advisor to the Vice President (2013–2014), Director of Policy Planning (2011–2013)
	Duke University	Lincoln	1998	United States	Whistleblower on US electronic surveillance
	St. Stephen's College, Delhi	Oriel	1998	India	Computer scientist
		Queen's	1998	United States	Historian
	Colgate University	Queen's	1999	United States	Lieutenant Governor of New York State (2022–present), former U.S. Representative (2019–2022)
		New	1999	Australia	Interventional cardiologist
	Harvard University	Balliol	1999	United States	United States Principal Deputy National Security Advisor (2021–present), Director of Policy Planning (2016–2017)
	Loyola University, New Orleans	Wadham	1999	United States	Law professor
	Harvard University	Nuffield	1999	United States	Journalist and writer; author of India Becoming and Better to Have Gone
	Queen's University	Wadham	1999	Canada	Writer and literary critic
	Stanford University	Balliol	1999	Canada	International relations professor
		Balliol	1999	Pakistan	Justice of the Islamabad High Court
	University of Georgia	Balliol	1999	United States	Evolutionary molecular biologist and MacArthur Fellowship recipient (2009)
	York University	Corpus Christi	1999	Canada	Soccer midfielder, academic and magazine executive
	University of Mississippi	Brasenose	1999	United States	Internist
	Washington University	Corpus Christi	2000	United States	Oregon State Representative
	University of the West Indies	Green	2000	Jamaica	National Human Genome Research Institute scientist
	University of Melbourne	Magdalen	2000	Australia	Environmental economics professor
	Harvard University	Hertford	2000	Canada	Humanitarian activist from Canada, co-founder of Free the Children
	Yale College	St Antony's	2000	United States	International relations scholar
	Harvard University	Queen's	2000	United States	Economist
	University of Calcutta		2000	India	Sports journalist and historian
	University of Natal	Linacre	2000	South Africa	Member of Parliament (2004–2013)
	United States Military Academy	Lincoln	2000	United States	Veteran and author
	Bangalore University	Oriel	2000	India	International swimming champion from India
	James Cook University	Merton	2000	Australia	Evolutionary molecular biologist
	University of Peshawar	Somerville	2000	Pakistan	Pakistani political columnist, radio and TV show host, "Head of Ideas" for an advertising agency, 2012 World Economic Forum Young Global Leader
	Yale University	Balliol	2001	United States	Mayor of Hartford (2016–present)
	University of Texas, Austin	Magdalen	2001	United States	Lawyer and architect
		Merton	2001	United States	Agnes Williams Sesquicentennial Professor of Law and Politics at Georgetown University
	University of Sydney	St John's	2001	Australia	Australian politician and economist, member of the Australian Parliament
	Flinders University	Balliol	2001	Australia	Political scientist and cricketer
	University of Leicester	St Peter's	2001	Antigua and Barbuda	High Commissioner to the United Kingdom (2016–present)
	Washington University	Magdalen	2001	United States	Planetary scientist
	Johns Hopkins University	Wolfson	2001	United States	New York Times Bestselling Author, CEO of the Robin Hood Foundation, governor of Maryland
	University of Melbourne	New	2001	Australia	Cricketer
	McGill University University of Cambridge	Corpus Christi	2002	Canada	Philosopher
	Duke University	Balliol	2002	Commonwealth Caribbean	Trinidadian-Bahamian poet, essayist and critic
	University of Queensland	Magdalen	2002	Australia	Cricketer and veterinarian
	Stanford University	Magdalen	2002	United States	Philip K. Pearson Professor of Global Conflict Studies at the Harris School of Public Policy
		St Antony's	2002	South Africa	Economist and entrepreneur; economic advisor to President Cyril Ramaphosa
	Princeton University	Magdalen	2002	United States	Mathematician
	Harvard University	New	2002	United States	White House Staff Secretary (2017–2018)
	Georgia Tech	University	2002	United States	Assistant Secretary of the Air Force (Acquisition, Technology and Logistics) (2018–2021) and Director of the Strategic Capabilities Office in the Office of the Secretary of Defense (2012–2018)
	Harvard University	Merton	2002	United States	Legal scholar of originalism
	Harvard University	Hertford	2002	Singapore	Singaporean historian, civil rights activist, represented Singapore at the 1996 Olympic Games, Founder and Managing Director of New Naratif.)
	Yale University	St Antony's	2003	United States	American social activist in justice issues like parental incarceration, author of Gringo: A Coming of Age in Latin America (2009)
	Duke University	Trinity	2003	United States	Commissioner of Health of the City of New York (2020–2022)
	Harvard University	St John's	2003	United States	American physicist and proposer of "dissipative-driven adaptation"
	Columbia University	St John's	2003	United States	16th Lieutenant Governor of Washington, first Iranian-American elected to state-level office in the U.S.
	Columbia University	Wolfson	2003	United States	Writer
	Rhodes University	St Antony's	2003	South Africa	South African political analyst and broadcaster
	University of Tasmania	Linacre	2003	Australia	Marine ecologist
	Brown University	St Antony's	2003	United States	Foreign policy journalist
	University of Miami	Wolfson	2003	United States	Public health researcher
		Pembroke	2003	India	Cricketer
	Dartmouth College	Pembroke	2003	United States	Professor of Economics at Dartmouth College; Director of Science Policy at the Institute for Progress
	Lahore University of Management Sciences	Merton	2004	Pakistan	Journalist
	Northwestern University	Wadham	2004	United States	Poet and playwright
	Stanford University	St John's	2004	United States	CEO of Jigsaw and an Adjunct Senior Fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations
	Washington University	Hertford	2004	United States	Planetary science professor
	Morehouse College	Harris Manchester	2004	United States	Executive Director of the Institute for Policy Studies
	Wake Forest University	Pembroke	2004	United States	Foreign policy academic
	United States Military Academy	Wolfson	2004	United States	Member of the Virginia House of Delegates
	St. Stephen's College, Delhi	Merton	2004	India	Cricketer
	University of Texas at Austin	Wolfson	2004	Singapore	Swimmer and Nominated Member of Parliament (2006–2011)
	Harvard University	Pembroke	2005	United States	U.S. Secretary of Transportation, 2020 Candidate for the Democratic Nomination for President, Mayor of South Bend, Indiana
	Harvard University	Trinity	2005	United States	Professor of Economics at Harvard University. Awarded the John Bates Clark Medal in 2020^[46]
	Yale University	Merton	2005	United States	Associate professor of Archaeology at the Australian National University.
	Deep Springs College University of Chicago	Magdalen	2005	United States	Democratic U.S. Senator from New Jersey
		Green Templeton	2005	South Africa	Orthopedic surgeon and cricketer who has represented the Netherlands.^[47]
	Dartmouth College	Merton	2005	Bermuda	Bermudan Cross Country skier and Winter Olympian.
	Harvard University	Pembroke	2005	United States	President of Demos
	St. Stephen's College, Delhi	Magdalen	2005	India	Member of the Delhi Legislative Assembly (2020–present)
	IIT Bombay	Linacre	2005	India	Journalist; chief of the national bureau at The Indian Express
		Hertford	2006	India	Programme leader at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology
	Brown University	Balliol	2006	United States	John Rowe Workman Assistant Professor of Classics at Brown University
	Florida State University		2006	United States	Co-founder of SendHub, All-American athlete (shot put)
	University of Canterbury	St John's	2006	New Zealand	2006 Commonwealth Games and 2008 Olympic Games cyclist from New Zealand
	Princeton University	Magdalen	2006	United States	Literary scholar
	Australian National University	Balliol	2006	Australia	Human rights lawyer
	Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich Free University of Berlin	Nuffield	2006	Germany	Sociologist
		Trinity	2006	United States	Writer and climate change activist
	Harvard University	Magdalen	2007	United States	Staff writer for The New Yorker
		New	2007	Germany	German philosopher and social scientist
	Yale University	New	2007	United States	Cognitive scientist; senior Advisor at the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (2013–2017)
	Yale University	Christ Church	2007	United States	Political philosopher
	University of Otago	University	2007	New Zealand	Member of the New Zealand Parliament (2011–2014)
	Washington University		2007	United States	American physician, Baltimore Health Commissioner, and author of When Doctors Don't Listen: How to Avoid Misdiagnoses and Unnecessary Tests
	Princeton University	Merton	2008	United States	Law professor
	University of Pretoria University of Cape Town	Christ Church	2008	South Africa	Astrophysics professor
	University of Adelaide		2008	Australia	Professor of Optoelectronics in the Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, University of Cambridge
	University of Michigan		2009	United States	Detroit Health Commissioner
	University of Nairobi		2009	Kenya	2012 presidential candidate for Kenya^[48]
	University of Birmingham	Harris Manchester	2009	Kenya	^[49]
	Florida State University		2009	United States	All-ACC defensive back for Florida State Seminoles; selected by the Tennessee Titans in the 2010 NFL draft; Bahamian-American; played for the Tennessee Titans and the Pittsburgh Steelers. Neurosurgeon. Author
	University of Pennsylvania	St Antony's	2009	United States	Education technology philanthropist
		Merton	2009	Canada	Rower for Great Britain at the 2011 World Rowing Championships
	University of Mississippi		2009	United States	State Auditor of Mississippi (2019–present)
	Columbia University	Magdalen	2010	United States	2020 nominee for Attorney General of Montana
	Stellenbosch University		2010	South Africa	2006 Commonwealth Games and 2008 Olympic Games triathlete from South Africa
	National Law School	Balliol	2011	India	Constitutional law scholar and science fiction author
	Stanford University		2011	United States	American energy expert, CTO of ReNew Power, and author of Taming the Sun: Innovations to Harness Solar Energy and Power the Planet (MIT Press, 2018)
		Christ Church	2012	Australia	Olympic modern pentathlete
	Bard College, Simon's Rock Bard College Yale University		2012	United States	American human rights activist, senior foreign policy official in the Obama administration, U.S. State Department special adviser on global youth issues and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist
	Georgia Institute of Technology	Jesus	2013	United States	Founder of the Algorithmic Justice League
	Harvard College		2013	United States	Deputy Coordinator for Global China Affairs at the Department of State; Director for China at the United States National Security Council
	Yale University		2013	United States	Climate Policy Director at the Roosevelt Institute
	New York University, Abu Dhabi	University	2014	United Arab Emirates	United Arab Emirates Minister of Youth
	Stellenbosch University	Exeter	2014	South Africa	Olympic freestyle swimmer
	West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences	Mansfield	2014	India	Technology policy strategist and researcher; executive director of the AI Now Institute
	University of KwaZulu-Natal University of Cape Town	Keble	2014	South Africa	Co-founder of Rhodes Must Fall
	Stanford University	St Anne's	2014	United States	Computer scientist
	University of Auckland	University	2015	New Zealand	Water polo player and lawyer
	University of Alberta		2016	Canada	Driftpile Cree Nation poet
	University of Montreal	University	2016	Canada	Member of the National Assembly of Quebec (2012–2014)
	University of the West Indies	Linacre	2016	Jamaica	Footballer
	University of Auckland	Linacre	2016	New Zealand	Artificial intelligence ethics researcher
	Tsinghua University	Linacre	2016	China	Queer rights activist
	Dalhousie University	St John's	2017	Canada	Cancer research activist
	New York University Abu Dhabi	Trinity	2017	United Arab Emirates	Author; columnist for Al-Bayan and Gulf Today
	University of Southern California	St Antony's	2017	United States	Member of the Arizona House of Representatives from the 11th district (2023–present)
	United States Military Academy	Magdalen	2018	United States	United States Army captain; first African American woman to be first captain of the United States Military Academy
	Washington University	Hertford	2018	United States	Author
	Peking University	St Hilda's	2018	China	Former women's world champion of chess^[50]
	University of Mississippi	Wadham	2019	United States	Labor organizer
	United States Air Force Academy	Oriel	2019	United States	First female wrestler and wrestling national champion at the U.S. Air Force Academy^[51]
	Earlham College	Somerville	2020	Afghanistan	Activist and social entrepreneur
	University of Queensland	Magdalen	2021	Australia	Australian rules footballer for Brisbane Lions
	Harvard College	St John's	2022	Canada	Researcher
	Bard College		2023	Afghanistan	Rapper and activist against forced marriage

External links

• Rhodes Scholar Database
• Complete list of numbers Rhodes Scholars from the United States by undergraduate institution

Notes and References

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