Editing St Anne's College, Oxford (section)

==Notable people==
{{main|List of people associated with St Anne's College, Oxford}}

===Former members===
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File:Amanda Pritchard.gif|[[Amanda Pritchard]], first woman Chief Executive of [[NHS England]]
File:Danny alexander hi.jpg|[[Danny Alexander|Sir Danny Alexander]], former [[Chief Secretary to the Treasury]]
File:Tina Brown at FT Spring Party crop.jpg|[[Tina Brown]], editor of ''[[The Daily Beast]]'' and ex-editor of ''[[Vanity Fair (magazine)|Vanity Fair]]'' and ''[[The New Yorker]]''
File:HF-purple-with-chair.jpg|[[Helen Fielding]], creator of [[Bridget Jones]]
File:Mr Hudson at Lovebox Weekender 2009 crop.jpg|[[Mr Hudson]], rapper and R&B artist
File:Penelope Lively.JPG|[[Penelope Lively]], winner of the [[Booker Prize]] and [[Carnegie Medal (literary award)|Carnegie Medal]]
File:Rattle BPH-Rittershaus2- Wikipedia.jpg|Sir [[Simon Rattle]], principal conductor of the [[Berlin Philharmonic]]
File:Martha Kearney 2014.jpg|[[Martha Kearney]], journalist and broadcaster
File:National Poverty Hearing Polly Toynbee.jpg|[[Polly Toynbee]], journalist and writer 
</gallery>

As a former women's college, St Anne's still refers to former students, female or male, as ''alumnae''<ref name="Alumnae"/> rather than ''alumni''. 
*[[Danny Alexander|Sir Danny Alexander]] (born 1972), Liberal Democrat politician
*[[Mary Applebey]] (1916–2012), mental health campaigner and co-founder of [[Mind (charity)|MIND]]
*[[Karen Armstrong]] (born 1944), author
*[[Tina Brown]] (born 1953), creator of ''[[The Daily Beast]]'', former editor of ''[[Vanity Fair (magazine)|Vanity Fair]]'' and ''[[The New Yorker]]''
*[[Rosemary Cramp]] (born 1929), archaeologist
*[[Rose Dugdale]] (born 1941), debutante and convicted terrorist
*[[Helen Fielding]] (born 1958), novelist
*[[Jacob Fortune-Lloyd]] (born 1988), actor
*[[Miriam Gross]] (Lady Owen) (born 1938), journalist,  writer and editor
*[[Fayza Haikal]] (born 1938), Egyptologist
*[[Devaki Jain]] (born 1933), Indian economist and [[Padma Bhushan]] awardee
*[[Diana Wynne Jones]] (1934–2011), author of ''[[Howl's Moving Castle (novel)|Howl's Moving Castle]]''
*[[Martha Kearney]] (born 1957), journalist and broadcaster
*[[Penelope Lively]] (born 1933), novelist and children's writer
*[[Benjamin Hudson McIldowie]], (born 1979), rapper and R&B artist known by the stage name "[[Mr Hudson]]"
*[[Melanie Phillips]] (born 1951), journalist and author
*[[Simon Rattle|Sir Simon Rattle]] (born 1955), conductor
*[[Mary Remnant]] (1935–2020), early music specialist and performer
*[[John Robins (comedian)|John Robins]] (born 1982), comedian and radio presenter
*[[Polly Toynbee]] (born 1946), journalist and writer
*[[Victor Ubogu]] (born 1964), rugby union player
*[[Jill Paton Walsh]] (1937–2020), novelist

===Academics===
*[[William MacAskill]] (born 1987), [[philosopher]] and one of the originators of the [[effective altruism]] movement
*[[Peter Ady]] (1914–2004), economics
*[[Ruth Lynn Deech, Baroness Deech|Ruth Deech, Baroness Deech]] (born 1943), law
*[[Peter Donnelly]] (born 1959), mathematics
*[[Georg Gottlob]] (born 1956), computer science
*[[A. C. Grayling]] (born 1949), philosophy
*[[P. M. Handover]] (1923-1974), writer on typography
*[[Jenifer Hart]] (1914–2005), politics
*[[Nancy Hubbard]] (born 1963), business studies
*[[Tony Judt]] (1948–2010), historian
*[[Iris Murdoch]] (1919–1999), literature
*[[Merze Tate]] (1905–1996), diplomatic historian, first African-American woman student at Oxford University
*[[Gabriele Taylor]] (born 1927), philosophy