Notable Alumni of Rhodes College
Notable alumni of Rhodes College include Dixie Carter (Actress who starred in Designing Women), Amy Coney Barrett (Associate justice of the US Supreme Court) and Charlaine Harris (Mystery author of the True Blood books).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Amy Coney Barrett 1972–
Associate justice of the US Supreme Court
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Jasmine Crockett 1981–
US representative for Texas's 30th district
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Abe Fortas 1910–1982
US Supreme Court associate justice, 1965 to 1969
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Thomas Watt Gregory 1861–1933
US Attorney General under Woodrow Wilson
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Alison Lundergan Grimes 1978–
Former Kentucky Secretary of State
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Charles K. Wheeler 1863–1933
Former U.S. representative from Kentucky
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William Vollie Alexander, Jr. 1934–
Former U.S. Representative from Arkansas
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Claudia Kennedy 1947–
First woman three-star general in US Army
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Kelley Paul 1963–
Political consultant and writer
Science and academia
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Harry Swinney 1939–2026
Physicist noted for work in nonlinear dynamics
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Speros Vryonis 1928–2019
Historian of Byzantine, Balkan and Greek history
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Cary Fowler 1949–
Agriculturalist, former US global food security envoy
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Edwin Whitfield Fay 1865–1920
Philologist known for Latin and Sanskrit studies
Arts and media
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Dixie Carter 1939–2010
Actress who starred in Designing Women
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Charlaine Harris 1951–
Mystery author of the True Blood books
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Allison Miller 1985–
Actress known for Kings and Terra Nova
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Lara Parker 1938–2023
Actress and writer known for Dark Shadows
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George Hearn 1934–
Broadway actor and bass-baritone singer
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Peter Matthew Hillsman Taylor 1917–1994
Novelist, short story writer and playwright
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Anne Pressly 1982–2008
News anchor for KATV in Little Rock
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Louise Fitzhugh 1928–1974
Children's author of Harriet the Spy
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Sarah Lacy 1975–
Former technology journalist and author
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John Farris 1936–
Novelist and screenwriter, author of The Fury
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Verner Moore White 1863–1923
Landscape and portrait painter
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 Rhodes College (people who attended both).