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A list of alumni of St John's College, Oxford , former students of the college of the University of Oxford . The overwhelming maleness of this list is partially explained by the fact that for over 90% of its history (from its foundation in 1555 until 1979), women were barred from studying at St John's.[1]
Politicians in the United Kingdom
George Cave, 1st Viscount Cave
Charles Cripps, 1st Baron Parmoor
Henry Croke
Edward du Cann
William Duckett , MP
Gwynfor Evans , former President of Plaid Cymru and first MP
John Gilbert, Baron Gilbert
Robert Henley, 1st Earl of Northington
Auberon Herbert , MP and political philosopher.
Richard Holme, Baron Holme of Cheltenham
Leslie Hore-Belisha, 1st Baron Hore-Belisha
Peter Mews of Hinton Admiral
Rhodri Morgan , former First Minister of Wales
John Parker , MP
Thomas Russell
John Smith , 17th-century Chancellor of the Exchequer
Shaun Spiers
Michael Stewart, Baron Stewart of Fulham
William Trumbull
Henry Wallop
Samuel Whitbread
Francis Windebank
Sir Richard Wrottesley, 7th Baronet
Politicians and royalty of other countries
Civil servants and diplomats
Alan Bailey , formerly Permanent Secretary, Department of Transport[7]
Mervyn Brown , Ambassador of the United Kingdom to Madagascar (1967–70), High Commissioner of the United Kingdom to Tanzania (1975–78), High Commissioner of the United Kingdom to Nigeria (1979–83)
Charles Crawford , Ambassador of the United Kingdom to Bosnia and Herzegovina (1996–98), Ambassador of the United Kingdom to Yugoslavia (2001–03), Ambassador of the United Kingdom to Poland (2003–07)
David Faulkner , civil servant
David Frost , Ambassador of the United Kingdom to Denmark (2006–08), CEO of the Scotch Whisky Association (2014–)
Sadayuki Hayashi , former Ambassador of Japan to the Court of St. James[7]
Arnold Heeney
Geoffrey Holland , former Permanent Secretary, Department of Employment and Department of Education and Vice-Chancellor, Exeter University ; Chairman, Quality Improvement Agency[7]
Khoo Boon Hui , president of INTERPOL [29] [30]
Matthew Kirk , Ambassador of the United Kingdom to Finland (2002–06), Group External Affairs Director at Vodafone (2006–)
Michael McFaul , United States Ambassador to Russia (2012-2014)
Frank Newsam
Michael Partridge , former Permanent Secretary, Department of Social Security; Pro-Chancellor and Governor, Middlesex University [7]
John Rickard
R. James Woolsey, Jr. , United States Under Secretary of the Navy (1977–79), 16th Director of the Central Intelligence Agency (1993–95)
Chris Wormald , Permanent Secretary, Department of Health
Heath Tarbert , Nominee for Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for International Markets and Development in the U.S. (2017)[31]
Judges and lawyers
Clergy
Saints, blessed and archbishops of Canterbury
Other bishops
Other priests
Journalists and writers
Simon Jack , BBC Business Editor
Mark Abley , poet and journalist
Kingsley Amis , novelist
Daniel Blythe , author
Ivor Bulmer-Thomas
David Chater , award-winning British television foreign correspondent
Tom Chatfield , author
Victoria Coren Mitchell
Edmund Crispin
Evan Davis , journalist
Janine Gibson , journalist [36]
Robert Graves , poet
John Lawrence Hammond , journalist and editor
A. E. Housman , classical scholar, and poet
Simon Jenkins , journalist and editor
John Lanchester
Philip Larkin , poet and librarian
Bronwen Maddox
Vic Marks , journalist and cricketer[37]
Timothy Mo , novelist
Peter Preston , journalist and editor
Alan Ross
Hugh Schofield , BBC Paris correspondent
James Shirley
J. K. Stanford
D. J. Taylor
James Townley
Jason Webster
Norman Webster , journalist and editor
John Wain
Henry Willobie , poet
Jonathan Wright , journalist and translator
Sports
Sue Day , England rugby captain
John Davis , Welsh cricketer
William Evans , Welsh international footballer
Mike Fitzpatrick , footballer
Chris Penny , American rower, 1988 Blue Boat, Olympic silver medallist
Barbara Slater , sports producer and gymnast[38]
Chris Tavare , England international cricketer
John Young , cricketer[39]
Others
Robert G. W. Anderson , museum curator
Cyril Beeson , entomologist and forest conservator
Trevor Bench-Capon , computer scientist
Ian Bostridge , tenor[47]
Christopher Brewin
Hector Catling , archaeologist[48]
Winston Churchill
Jared Cohen , Director of Google Ideas think-tank
John Cottingham
Reginald de Koven
Andrew Dilnot
Henry Ellis , librarian
Reginald John Farrer
Antony Flew , philosopher
Robert Fludd
Paul Grice , philosopher (fellow 1939–1967, not an alumnus)[49]
Ronald Gurner
Tyrone Guthrie , theatre director and producer[50]
Peter Hacker , philosopher (fellow 1966–2006, not an alumnus)
Ralph Hartley
Eric Heaton
Gilbert Highet
Alastair Humphreys , adventurer
Roger Howell, Jr.
Frank Kearton, Baron Kearton
Riad al Khouri , Economist; former Dean of the Business School, Lebanese French University, Iraq; currently Director, Middle East, GeoEconomica GmbH, Amman & Geneva
Jason Kingsley , Rebellion Developments co-founder[51]
Alexander Leeper , Australian educationist
Henry Longueville Mansel
Sir John Marsham, 1st Baronet
Edward Maufe , architect and designer
Gilbert Murray , classical scholar
Yannis Philippakis
Alfred W. Pollard
Quilla Constance , aka Jennifer Allen, fine artist
William Mitchell Ramsay
Sanjeev Sanyal , writer and economist
Peter Frederick Strawson , philosopher[52]
Jethro Tull , agriculturist
Sundeep Waslekar , Founder and President of Strategic Foresight Group think-tank
Stephen Wolfram
Bernard Taylor (Banker)
Fictional
Inspector Morse , fictional TV crime series character, suggested to have won a scholarship
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