Notable Alumni of Allegheny College
Notable alumni of Allegheny College include William McKinley (25th President of the United States), Clarence Darrow (Lawyer known for the Scopes trial defense) and Trent Reznor (Founder of Nine Inch Nails, musician).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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William McKinley 1843–1901
25th President of the United States
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Clarence Darrow 1857–1938
Lawyer known for the Scopes trial defense
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R. Budd Dwyer 1939–1987
70th Treasurer of Pennsylvania
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William B. Allison 1829–1908
US Senator from Iowa
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Paul Kawanga Ssemogerere 1932–2022
Ugandan politician and Democratic Party leader
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Salome Samadashvili 1976–
Georgian politician and former diplomat
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Raymond P. Shafer 1917–2006
39th Governor of Pennsylvania
Business
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Henry David Cooke 1825–1881
Financier and journalist, brother of Jay Cooke
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Marco Arment 1982–
Creator of Instapaper and Overcast, former Tumblr CTO
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Afua Osei
Entrepreneur, co-founder of She Leads Africa
Science and academia
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Susan Kieffer 1942–
Geologist and planetary scientist
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Paul Siple 1908–1968
Antarctic explorer and geographer
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John Aldrich 1947–
Political scientist of American politics and elections
Arts and media
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Trent Reznor 1965–
Founder of Nine Inch Nails, musician
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Ida Tarbell 1857–1944
Investigative journalism pioneer and muckraker
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Ben Burtt 1948–
Sound designer, film director and voice actor
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Brad Will 1970–2006
Activist, videographer and journalist with Indymedia
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Tom Villard 1953–1994
Actor in sitcom We Got It Made
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Melanie Tem 1949–2015
Horror and dark fantasy author
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Michele Pawk 1961–
Actress and singer
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Barbara Robinson 1927–2013
Author of children's books
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Jean Merrill 1923–2012
Children's writer, author of The Pushcart War
Sports
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Glenn Beckert 1940–2020
Former MLB second baseman for the Chicago Cubs
Other fields
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Alex Steffen 1968–
Futurist and sustainability advocate
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.