List of Rhodes Scholars
Updated: 5/24/2026, 6:59:07 PM Wikipedia source
This is a list of Rhodes Scholars, covering notable people who have received a Rhodes Scholarship to the University of Oxford since its 1902 founding, sorted by the year the scholarship started and student surname. All names are verified using the Rhodes Scholar Database. This is not an exhaustive list of all Rhodes Scholars.
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Plum Lewis
Plum Lewis
Name
Plum Lewis
Constituent college
Balliol
Award year
1903
Awardee region
South Africa
Notability
Test cricketer
William Macmillan
William Macmillan
Name
William Macmillan
Prior higher education
Stellenbosch University
Constituent college
Merton
Award year
1903
Awardee region
South Africa
Notability
Historian of South Africa and critic of colonial rule in Africa and the West Indies
Karl von Müller
Karl von Müller
Name
Karl von Müller
Constituent college
Oriel
Award year
1903
Awardee region
Germany
Notability
Historian
John Behan
John Behan
Name
John Behan
Prior higher education
University of Melbourne
Constituent college
Hertford
Award year
1904
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
Lawyer and academic (University and Trinity Colleges)
Carl Brinkmann
Carl Brinkmann
Name
Carl Brinkmann
Constituent college
Queen's
Award year
1904
Awardee region
Germany
Notability
German sociologist and economist
Robert Brooks
Robert Brooks
Name
Robert Brooks
Prior higher education
Georgia Military College
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Constituent college
Brasenose
Award year
1904
Awardee region
United States
Notability
Commercial history professor
Lawrence Gipson
Lawrence Gipson
Name
Lawrence Gipson
Prior higher education
University of Idaho
Constituent college
Lincoln
Award year
1904
Awardee region
United States
Notability
Historian
Robert Henry
Robert Henry
Name
Robert Henry
Prior higher education
University of Chicago
Constituent college
Worcester
Award year
1904
Awardee region
United States
Notability
Law professor
Stanley Hornbeck
Stanley Hornbeck
Name
Stanley Hornbeck
Prior higher education
University of Colorado, Boulder
University of Denver
Constituent college
Christ Church
Award year
1904
Awardee region
United States
Notability
United States Ambassador to the Netherlands (1944–1947)
Worthington Hoskin
Worthington Hoskin
Name
Worthington Hoskin
Constituent college
Trinity
Award year
1904
Awardee region
South Africa
Notability
Cricketer
Noel Howe-Browne
Noel Howe-Browne
Name
Noel Howe-Browne
Constituent college
Oriel
Award year
1904
Awardee region
South Africa
Notability
Barrister, rugby union international, and member of the Tanganyika Legislative Council
Norman Jolly
Norman Jolly
Name
Norman Jolly
Prior higher education
University of Adelaide
Constituent college
Balliol
Award year
1904
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
Forester who played First-class cricket for Worcestershire
Chester Martin
Chester Martin
Name
Chester Martin
Prior higher education
University of New Brunswick
Constituent college
Balliol
Award year
1904
Awardee region
Canada
Notability
Historian; president of the Canadian Historical Association (1928–1929)
Harold Merriam
Harold Merriam
Name
Harold Merriam
Prior higher education
University of Wyoming
Constituent college
Lincoln
Award year
1904
Awardee region
United States
Notability
Literature professor
David Porter
David Porter
Name
David Porter
Prior higher education
Bowdoin College
Constituent college
Trinity
Award year
1904
Awardee region
United States
Notability
YMCA advocate
Ellis Robins
Ellis Robins
Name
Ellis Robins
Prior higher education
University of Pennsylvania
Constituent college
Christ Church
Award year
1904
Awardee region
United States
Notability
Businessman
Arthur Roe
Arthur Roe
Name
Arthur Roe
Constituent college
Balliol
Award year
1904
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
Medical doctor
Herbert Rose
Herbert Rose
Name
Herbert Rose
Prior higher education
McGill University
Constituent college
Balliol
Award year
1904
Awardee region
Canada
Notability
Greek mythology scholar
John Sherburne
John Sherburne
Name
John Sherburne
Prior higher education
University of Vermont
Constituent college
Wadham
Award year
1904
Awardee region
United States
Notability
Chief Justice of the Vermont Supreme Court (1949–1955)
Allan Thomson
Allan Thomson
Name
Allan Thomson
Prior higher education
University of Otago
Constituent college
St John's
Award year
1904
Awardee region
New Zealand
Notability
Director of the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
John Tigert
John Tigert
Name
John Tigert
Prior higher education
Vanderbilt University
Constituent college
Pembroke
Award year
1904
Awardee region
United States
Notability
U . Commissioner of Education (1921–1928), president of the University of Florida (1928–1947)
Frank Aydelotte
Frank Aydelotte
Name
Frank Aydelotte
Prior higher education
Indiana University, Bloomington
Constituent college
Brasenose
Award year
1905
Awardee region
United States
Notability
President of Swarthmore College (1921–1940)
Frank Day
Frank Day
Name
Frank Day
Prior higher education
Mount Allison University
Constituent college
Christ Church
Award year
1905
Awardee region
Canada
Notability
Athlete, academic and author
James Macdonnell
James Macdonnell
Name
James Macdonnell
Constituent college
Balliol
Award year
1905
Awardee region
Canada
Notability
MP for Muskoka—Ontario (1945–1949) Greenwood (1949–1962)
John Orr
John Orr
Name
John Orr
Prior higher education
University of Tasmania
Constituent college
Balliol
Award year
1905
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
Scholar of French language and philology and translator; president of the Modern Humanities Research Association (1954) and the International Federation for Modern Languages and Literatures (1963–1966)
Talbot Papineau
Talbot Papineau
Name
Talbot Papineau
Prior higher education
McGill University
Constituent college
Brasenose
Award year
1905
Awardee region
Canada
Notability
WWI soldier
Philip Robertson
Philip Robertson
Name
Philip Robertson
Prior higher education
Victoria University of Wellington
Constituent college
Trinity
Award year
1905
Awardee region
New Zealand
Notability
New Zealand chemist, university professor and writer
Roy Robinson
Roy Robinson
Name
Roy Robinson
Prior higher education
University of Adelaide
Constituent college
Magdalen
Award year
1905
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
The first Baron Robinson, regarded as the chief architect of state forestry in Great Britain
Percival Rogers
Percival Rogers
Name
Percival Rogers
Prior higher education
University of Sydney
Constituent college
Worcester
Award year
1905
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
Chancellor of the University of Sydney (1936–1941)
William Rose
William Rose
Name
William Rose
Constituent college
Magdalen
Award year
1905
Awardee region
Canada
Notability
Slavic history professor
John Schaeffer
John Schaeffer
Name
John Schaeffer
Prior higher education
Franklin and Marshall College
Constituent college
Oriel
Award year
1905
Awardee region
United States
Notability
Classicist
Bernadotte Schmitt
Bernadotte Schmitt
Name
Bernadotte Schmitt
Prior higher education
University of Tennessee
Constituent college
Merton
Award year
1905
Awardee region
United States
Notability
Modern European history professor
Lutz Schwerin von Krosigk
Lutz Schwerin von Krosigk
Name
Lutz Schwerin von Krosigk
Prior higher education
University of Halle
University of Lausanne
Constituent college
Oriel
Award year
1905
Awardee region
Germany
Notability
Nazi chancellor (1945), foreign minister (1945) and finance minister (1932–1945)
Harry Steger
Harry Steger
Name
Harry Steger
Prior higher education
University of Texas at Austin
Constituent college
Balliol
Award year
1905
Awardee region
United States
Notability
Writer and editor
Harvey Sutton
Harvey Sutton
Name
Harvey Sutton
Constituent college
New
Award year
1905
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
Track and field athlete
Beverley Tucker
Beverley Tucker
Name
Beverley Tucker
Prior higher education
University of Virginia
Virginia Theological Seminary
Constituent college
Christ Church
Award year
1905
Awardee region
United States
Notability
Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio (1938–1952)
Vernon Lewis
Vernon Lewis
Name
Vernon Lewis
Constituent college
New
Award year
1906
Awardee region
South Africa
Notability
Member of the Legislative Assembly of Southern Rhodesia; judge of the High Court of Southern Rhodesia
Arnold Seitz
Arnold Seitz
Name
Arnold Seitz
Constituent college
Merton
Award year
1906
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
Cricketer
Ernst Stadler
Ernst Stadler
Name
Ernst Stadler
Prior higher education
University of Strasbourg
Constituent college
Magdalen
Award year
1906
Awardee region
Germany
Notability
Expressionist poet
Rupert Williamson
Rupert Williamson
Name
Rupert Williamson
Constituent college
Trinity
Award year
1906
Awardee region
South Africa
Notability
England rugby union international and gold mine manager
Warren Ault
Warren Ault
Name
Warren Ault
Prior higher education
Baker University
Constituent college
Jesus
Award year
1907
Awardee region
United States
Notability
Historian at Boston University 1913–1957; Huntington Professor of History
Marius Barbeau
Marius Barbeau
Name
Marius Barbeau
Prior higher education
Laval University
Constituent college
Oriel
Award year
1907
Awardee region
Canada
Notability
Canadian ethnographer and folklorist
Albert Centlivres
Albert Centlivres
Name
Albert Centlivres
Prior higher education
University of Cape Town
Constituent college
New
Award year
1907
Awardee region
South Africa
Notability
Chief Justice of South Africa (1950–1957)
Joseph Trounsell Gilbert
Joseph Trounsell Gilbert
Name
Joseph Trounsell Gilbert
Constituent college
Brasenose
Award year
1907
Awardee region
Bermuda
Notability
Chief Justice of Bermuda and President of the Legislative Council of Bermuda (1952–1958)
Colin Gilray
Colin Gilray
Name
Colin Gilray
Prior higher education
University of Otago
Constituent college
University
Award year
1907
Awardee region
New Zealand
Notability
Educationalist
Reginald Hands
Reginald Hands
Name
Reginald Hands
Constituent college
University
Award year
1907
Awardee region
South Africa
Notability
Cricketer
Clarence Haring
Clarence Haring
Name
Clarence Haring
Prior higher education
Harvard University
Constituent college
New
Award year
1907
Awardee region
United States
Notability
American historian
Charles Keith
Charles Keith
Name
Charles Keith
Prior higher education
University of Arkansas
Constituent college
Exeter
Award year
1907
Awardee region
United States
Notability
American football, basketball and baseball coach
Alain Locke
Alain Locke
Name
Alain Locke
Prior higher education
Harvard University
Constituent college
Hertford
Award year
1907
Awardee region
United States
Notability
Philosopher, writer, educator and Harlem Renaissance patron
Neal Macrossan
Neal Macrossan
Name
Neal Macrossan
Constituent college
Magdalen
Award year
1907
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
Chief Justice of Queensland 1946–1955
Wilson Mills
Wilson Mills
Name
Wilson Mills
Prior higher education
Davidson College
Constituent college
Christ Church
Award year
1907
Awardee region
United States
Notability
Missionary who protected civilians during the Nanjing Massacre
Garnet Portus
Garnet Portus
Name
Garnet Portus
Prior higher education
University of Sydney
Constituent college
New
Award year
1907
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
Economist
William Ray
William Ray
Name
William Ray
Prior higher education
University of Adelaide
Constituent college
Magdalen
Award year
1907
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
Pathology professor
David Rivett
David Rivett
Name
David Rivett
Prior higher education
University of Melbourne
Constituent college
Lincoln
Award year
1907
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
Chemist and science administrator; chief executive (1927–1045) and chairman of the CSIRO (1946–1949)
Albrecht von Blumenthal
Albrecht von Blumenthal
Name
Albrecht von Blumenthal
Prior higher education
Humboldt University of Berlin
Constituent college
Lincoln
Award year
1907
Awardee region
Germany
Notability
Classicist
Wilson Wallis
Wilson Wallis
Name
Wilson Wallis
Prior higher education
Dickinson College
Constituent college
Wadham
Award year
1907
Awardee region
United States
Notability
Anthropologist
Henry Winter
Henry Winter
Name
Henry Winter
Constituent college
University
Award year
1907
Awardee region
Canada
Notability
Newfoundland MHA (1923–1924; 1932–1934); Commissioner for Home Affairs and Education (1941–1947), Defence (1944–1947), and Justice (1944–1947)
Bob Blake
Bob Blake
Name
Bob Blake
Prior higher education
Vanderbilt University
Constituent college
Exeter
Award year
1908
Awardee region
United States
Notability
American football player
Rhys Carpenter
Rhys Carpenter
Name
Rhys Carpenter
Prior higher education
Columbia University
Constituent college
Balliol
Award year
1908
Awardee region
United States
Notability
Classical art historian
Charles David
Charles David
Name
Charles David
Constituent college
Hertford
Award year
1908
Awardee region
United States
Notability
Medieval studies librarian
Kingsley Fairbridge
Kingsley Fairbridge
Name
Kingsley Fairbridge
Constituent college
Exeter
Award year
1908
Awardee region
South Africa
Notability
British colonial child emigration proponent
Philip Hands
Philip Hands
Name
Philip Hands
Constituent college
University
Award year
1908
Awardee region
South Africa
Notability
Cricketer
Frank Holman
Frank Holman
Name
Frank Holman
Prior higher education
University of Utah
Constituent college
Exeter
Award year
1908
Awardee region
United States
Notability
President of the American Bar Association (1948)
Earle Kennard
Earle Kennard
Name
Earle Kennard
Prior higher education
Pomona College
Constituent college
Exeter
Award year
1908
Awardee region
United States
Notability
Theoretical physicist
Ronald Lagden
Ronald Lagden
Name
Ronald Lagden
Constituent college
Oriel
Award year
1908
Awardee region
South Africa
Notability
English rugby union international and first-class cricketer
Pip Le Couteur
Pip Le Couteur
Name
Pip Le Couteur
Prior higher education
University of Melbourne
Constituent college
University
Award year
1908
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
Philosophy professor
Roy Leitch
Roy Leitch
Name
Roy Leitch
Prior higher education
Dalhousie University
Constituent college
New
Award year
1908
Awardee region
Canada
Notability
English composition professor and soldier
Reginald Rudall
Reginald Rudall
Name
Reginald Rudall
Constituent college
Christ Church
Award year
1908
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
South Australian MLA (1933–1944), MLC (1944–1955), and Attorney-General (1946–1955)
Stanley Vestal
Stanley Vestal
Name
Stanley Vestal
Prior higher education
Southwestern Oklahoma State University
Constituent college
Merton
Award year
1908
Awardee region
United States
Notability
Historian, novelist, and poet
Lennox Broster
Lennox Broster
Name
Lennox Broster
Prior higher education
Rhodes University
Constituent college
Trinity
Award year
1909
Awardee region
South Africa
Notability
Consulting surgeon, Charing Cross Hospital
Bruno Brown
Bruno Brown
Name
Bruno Brown
Constituent college
Balliol
Award year
1909
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
Surgeon and England rugby union international
Thomas Davy
Thomas Davy
Name
Thomas Davy
Constituent college
Exeter
Award year
1909
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
Western Australia Cabinet minister
Frank Edwards
Frank Edwards
Name
Frank Edwards
Prior higher education
University of Tasmania
Constituent college
Merton
Award year
1909
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
Tasmanian MLC for Russell (1921–1933)
Henry Fry
Henry Fry
Name
Henry Fry
Prior higher education
University of Adelaide
Constituent college
Balliol
Award year
1909
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
Physician and anthropologist
John Higgins
John Higgins
Name
John Higgins
Constituent college
Merton
Award year
1909
Awardee region
Newfoundland
Notability
Leader of the Newfoundland and Labrador Conservative Party (1950–1951)
Charles Littlejohn
Charles Littlejohn
Name
Charles Littlejohn
Prior higher education
University of Melbourne
Constituent college
New
Award year
1909
Awardee region
Australia
Notability
Olympic rower
Gerrie Maritz
Gerrie Maritz
Name
Gerrie Maritz
Constituent college
Trinity
Award year
1909
Awardee region
South Africa
Notability
Judge President of the Transvaal Provincial Division of the Supreme Court of South Africa
Louis Sherman
Louis Sherman
Name
Louis Sherman
Prior higher education
University of Adelaide
Constituent college
Christ Church
Award year
1909
Awardee region
Canada
Notability
Anglican Bishop of Calgary (1927–1953) and Metropolitan of Rupert's Land (1943–1953)
Stephen Steyn
Stephen Steyn
Name
Stephen Steyn
Constituent college
University
Award year
1909
Awardee region
South Africa
Notability
Rugger
| Name | Prior higher education | Constituent college | Award year | Awardee region | Notability |
| Plum Lewis | Balliol | 1903 | South Africa | Test cricketer | |
| William Macmillan | Stellenbosch University | Merton | 1903 | South Africa | Historian of South Africa and critic of colonial rule in Africa and the West Indies |
| Karl von Müller | Oriel | 1903 | Germany | Historian | |
| John Behan | University of Melbourne | Hertford | 1904 | Australia | Lawyer and academic (University and Trinity Colleges) |
| Carl Brinkmann | Queen's | 1904 | Germany | German sociologist and economist | |
| Robert Brooks | Georgia Military College University of Wisconsin, Madison | Brasenose | 1904 | United States | Commercial history professor |
| Lawrence Gipson | University of Idaho | Lincoln | 1904 | United States | Historian |
| Robert Henry | University of Chicago | Worcester | 1904 | United States | Law professor |
| Stanley Hornbeck | University of Colorado, Boulder University of Denver | Christ Church | 1904 | United States | United States Ambassador to the Netherlands (1944–1947) |
| Worthington Hoskin | Trinity | 1904 | South Africa | Cricketer | |
| Noel Howe-Browne | Oriel | 1904 | South Africa | Barrister, rugby union international, and member of the Tanganyika Legislative Council | |
| Norman Jolly | University of Adelaide | Balliol | 1904 | Australia | Forester who played First-class cricket for Worcestershire |
| Chester Martin | University of New Brunswick | Balliol | 1904 | Canada | Historian; president of the Canadian Historical Association (1928–1929) |
| Harold Merriam | University of Wyoming | Lincoln | 1904 | United States | Literature professor |
| David Porter | Bowdoin College | Trinity | 1904 | United States | YMCA advocate |
| Ellis Robins | University of Pennsylvania | Christ Church | 1904 | United States | Businessman |
| Arthur Roe | Balliol | 1904 | Australia | Medical doctor | |
| Herbert Rose | McGill University | Balliol | 1904 | Canada | Greek mythology scholar |
| John Sherburne | University of Vermont | Wadham | 1904 | United States | Chief Justice of the Vermont Supreme Court (1949–1955) |
| Allan Thomson | University of Otago | St John's | 1904 | New Zealand | Director of the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa |
| John Tigert | Vanderbilt University | Pembroke | 1904 | United States | U . Commissioner of Education (1921–1928), president of the University of Florida (1928–1947) |
| Frank Aydelotte | Indiana University, Bloomington | Brasenose | 1905 | United States | President of Swarthmore College (1921–1940) |
| Frank Day | Mount Allison University | Christ Church | 1905 | Canada | Athlete, academic and author |
| James Macdonnell | Balliol | 1905 | Canada | MP for Muskoka—Ontario (1945–1949) Greenwood (1949–1962) | |
| John Orr | University of Tasmania | Balliol | 1905 | Australia | Scholar of French language and philology and translator; president of the Modern Humanities Research Association (1954) and the International Federation for Modern Languages and Literatures (1963–1966) |
| Talbot Papineau | McGill University | Brasenose | 1905 | Canada | WWI soldier |
| Philip Robertson | Victoria University of Wellington | Trinity | 1905 | New Zealand | New Zealand chemist, university professor and writer |
| Roy Robinson | University of Adelaide | Magdalen | 1905 | Australia | The first Baron Robinson, regarded as the chief architect of state forestry in Great Britain |
| Percival Rogers | University of Sydney | Worcester | 1905 | Australia | Chancellor of the University of Sydney (1936–1941) |
| William Rose | Magdalen | 1905 | Canada | Slavic history professor | |
| John Schaeffer | Franklin and Marshall College | Oriel | 1905 | United States | Classicist |
| Bernadotte Schmitt | University of Tennessee | Merton | 1905 | United States | Modern European history professor |
| Lutz Schwerin von Krosigk | University of Halle University of Lausanne | Oriel | 1905 | Germany | Nazi chancellor (1945), foreign minister (1945) and finance minister (1932–1945) |
| Harry Steger | University of Texas at Austin | Balliol | 1905 | United States | Writer and editor |
| Harvey Sutton | New | 1905 | Australia | Track and field athlete | |
| Beverley Tucker | University of Virginia Virginia Theological Seminary | Christ Church | 1905 | United States | Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio (1938–1952) |
| Vernon Lewis | New | 1906 | South Africa | Member of the Legislative Assembly of Southern Rhodesia; judge of the High Court of Southern Rhodesia | |
| Arnold Seitz | Merton | 1906 | Australia | Cricketer | |
| Ernst Stadler | University of Strasbourg | Magdalen | 1906 | Germany | Expressionist poet |
| Rupert Williamson | Trinity | 1906 | South Africa | England rugby union international and gold mine manager | |
| Warren Ault | Baker University | Jesus | 1907 | United States | Historian at Boston University 1913–1957; Huntington Professor of History |
| Marius Barbeau | Laval University | Oriel | 1907 | Canada | Canadian ethnographer and folklorist |
| Albert Centlivres | University of Cape Town | New | 1907 | South Africa | Chief Justice of South Africa (1950–1957) |
| Joseph Trounsell Gilbert | Brasenose | 1907 | Bermuda | Chief Justice of Bermuda and President of the Legislative Council of Bermuda (1952–1958) | |
| Colin Gilray | University of Otago | University | 1907 | New Zealand | Educationalist |
| Reginald Hands | University | 1907 | South Africa | Cricketer | |
| Clarence Haring | Harvard University | New | 1907 | United States | American historian |
| Charles Keith | University of Arkansas | Exeter | 1907 | United States | American football, basketball and baseball coach |
| Alain Locke | Harvard University | Hertford | 1907 | United States | Philosopher, writer, educator and Harlem Renaissance patron |
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