Notable Alumni of
Notable alumni of include Doug Collins (12th US Secretary of Veterans Affairs), William M. Daley (Former US Commerce Secretary and White House chief of staff) and Darin LaHood (U.S. Representative from Illinois).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Doug Collins 1966–
12th US Secretary of Veterans Affairs
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William M. Daley 1948–
Former US Commerce Secretary and White House chief of staff
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Darin LaHood 1968–
U.S. Representative from Illinois
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Femi Gbaja Biamila 1962–
Chief of Staff to Nigeria's president
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Evelyn Sanguinetti 1970–
Former Lieutenant Governor of Illinois
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Thomas W. Ewing 1935–
US Representative from Illinois
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Lewis M. Long 1883–1957
U.S. representative from Illinois
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John W. Cox, Jr. 1947–
Attorney and former Illinois Democratic congressman
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George E. Sangmeister 1931–2007
US representative from Illinois
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Roman Pucinski 1919–2002
US representative and Chicago alderman
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Lee A. Daniels 1942–
Former Speaker of the Illinois House of Representatives
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Alexander J. Resa 1887–1964
U.S. Representative from Illinois
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Joe Birkett 1955–
Illinois Appellate Court Second District justice
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Emanuel Chris Welch 1971–
Speaker of the Illinois House of Representatives
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Kelly M. Burke
Mayor of Evergreen Park, Illinois
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William E. Rodriguez 1879–1970
First Hispanic member of the Chicago City Council
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Thomas R. Fitzgerald 1941–2015
Former chief justice of the Illinois Supreme Court
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Blanche M. Manning 1934–2020
United States federal district judge
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Archibald Carey, Jr. 1908–1981
Chicago lawyer, judge, politician and clergyman
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Charles E. Freeman 1933–2020
First African-American justice of the Illinois Supreme Court
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Richard Bernard Vail 1895–1955
Businessman and U.S. Representative from Illinois
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Edith S. Sampson 1898–1979
Lawyer and diplomat, first African American US delegate to UN
Science and academia
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Mayer Eisenstein 1946–2014
Pediatrician and anti-vaccine activist
Arts and media
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Nathan Ross
Film and television producer
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with (people who attended both).