Jane Adams: Nobel Peace Prize winner and renowned social worker
James Baker: Former U.S. Secretary of State
Mary Beard: English scholar and professor of Classics
Jeffrey Brown: News Correspondent for PBS's NewsHour
Jerry Brown: Former Governor of California
Rita Mae Brown: Feminist Author
Jack Carlson: Archaeologist and founder of the American apparel-based brand Rowing Blazers
Willa Cather: Author
William Cohen: Former U.S. Secretary of Defense
Frederick Douglass: Social Reformer, Abolitionist, Writer, and Statesman
W.E.B. Dubois: Social Activist and Co-Founder of NAACP
Jonathan Evans: Former Head of British Secret Service, MI5
Sigmund Freud: Founder of Modern Psychology
James Garfield: Twentieth President of the United States
Chuck Geschke: Co-Founder of Adobe Systems
Porter Goss: Former Director of the CIA
Tom Hiddleston: British Actor (best known for his portrayal of Loki in the Thor series)
Zora Neale Hurston: Author (Their Eyes Were Watching God, et al.), Anthropologist, and Filmmaker
Thomas Jefferson: Third President of the United States
Boris Johnson: Prime Minister of the UK
Philip Johnson: Architect
Mindy Kaling: Actress and screenwriter
T.E. Lawrence: Better known as "Lawrence of Arabia," Leader in Arab Revolt of 1916
John “Bradshaw” Layfield: Television personality and former WWE wrestler
Anthony Leggett: Nobel Prize Winner in Physics
C.S. Lewis: Author (The Chronicles of Narnia, et. al.)
Alain Locke: Author, educator, and first African-American Rhodes scholar
Vince Lombardi: Football coach
Chris Martin: Lead Singer of Coldplay
Karl Marx: Philosopher
Robert Millikan: Nobel Prize Winner in Physics
John Milton: Author (Paradise Lost)
Theodor Mommsen: Scholar and 19th century German politician
Toni Morrison: Author (Beloved, et. al.) and Nobel Prize Winner in Literature
Huey P. Newton: African-American revolutionary and co-founder of the Black Panther Party
Friedrich Nietzsche: Philosopher
Tim O'Reilly: Computer Self-Help Publisher
Enoch Powell: British Politician
William Sanders Scarborough: former president of Wilberforce University and first known African- American Classics scholar
Lynn Sherr: TV News Correspondent
A.E. Stallings: Poet
J.R.R. Tolkien: Author (Lord of the Rings series)
Ted Turner: Founder of CNN
Teller (of Penn and Teller): Magician
Peter Weller: Actor (best known for Robocop)
Phillis Wheatley: Author, considered the first African-American published poet
Oscar Wilde: Playwright