Bristol
- Will Hutton (Principal of Hertford College, Oxford, author and Observer Columnist)
- Kate Quilton (Journalist and television presenter)
- Miranda Krestovnikoff (Wildlife presenter and President of the RSPB)
- Julie Myerson (Novelist)
City
- Samira Ahmed (Journalist and broadcaster)
- Sir Brendan Barber (Chair of ACAS)
- Tiff Needell (Professional racing driver and television presenter)
- Ramita Navai (Foreign affairs journalist and author)
Edinburgh
- Rachael Stirling (Actress)
- Helen Pidd (North of England Editor of The Guardian)
- Steve Jones (Science Writer)
- Hermione Cockburn (TV presenter and Scientific Director of Dynamic Earth)
Kent
- Paul Ross (Television and radio presenter)
- Jeremy Wade (Presenter of TV’s River Monsters)
- Jamie Angus (Expert and Inventor in Audio Technology)
- Shiulie Ghosh (Television journalist and news anchor)
Leeds
- Kamal Ahmed (Economics Editor of the BBC)
- Gus Unger-Hamilton (Member of the Mercury prize-winning band alt-J)
- Steve Bell (Political Cartoonist for The Guardian)
- Louise Doughty (Novelist)
Magdalene, Cambridge
- Chris Lintott (Co-presenter of The Sky at Night)
- Clemency Burton-Hill (Writer and broadcaster)
- Mike Newell (Film director, Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire)
- Stefan Wolff (Professor of International Security at the University of Birmingham)
Manchester
- Simon Armitage (Poet)
- Sir Philip Craven (President of the International Paralympic Committee)
- Sarfraz Manzoor (Journalist, broadcaster and author)
- Erica McAlister (Entomologist and Collections Manager at the Natural History Museum)
Newcastle
- Helen Scales (Marine biologist and writer)
- Wilko Johnson (Music legend)
- Neil Astley (Founder of poetry publishers, Bloodaxe Books)
- Charlie Webster (TV and sports presenter)
Nottingham
- Chris Hawkins (Presenter on BBC Radio 6 Music)
- David Florence (Canoeist, triple Olympic silver medallist)
- Nick Miller (BBC weather presenter)
- Frances Spalding (Art Historian)
SOAS
- Dom Joly (Comedian and travel writer)
- Minna Salami (Writer, blogger and commentator on social, political and cultural issues)
- Gus Casely-Hayford (Cultural historian)
- Sir David Warren (Former Ambassador to Japan, Chairman of the Japan Society of the UK)
St. Anne’s, Oxford
- Dame Mary Archer (Chair of the Science Museum Group)
- Dr Janina Ramirez (Historian, broadcaster and writer)
- Jacky Rowland (Television news correspondent)
- Rebecca Morelle (Science Correspondent at BBC News)
St. Catharine’s, Cambridge
- Matthew Price (Chief Correspondent for BBC Radio 4’s Today programme)
- Joanne Harris (Novelist)
- Peter Wothers (Science author and Cambridge academic)
- Ivana Gavric (Concert pianist)
St, Hilda’s, Oxford
- Val McDermid (Crime writer and broadcaster)
- Daisy Dunn (Author and journalist)
- Dame Fiona Caldicott (National Data Guardian for Health and Social Care)
- Adele Geras (Novelist, children’s writer)
Sussex
- Dermot Murnaghan (TV news presenter)
- Hattie Hayridge (Comedienne)
- Sir Timothy O’Shea (Principal of the University of Edinburgh)
- Alex Bailin (QC at Matrix Chambers)
