Notable Alumni of Texas Southern University
Notable alumni of Texas Southern University include Megan Thee Stallion (Rapper, songwriter and actress), Jim Hines (First man to officially break 10 seconds in 100m) and Barbara Jordan (US Representative from Texas, attorney and educator).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Barbara Jordan 1936–1996
US Representative from Texas, attorney and educator
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Al Green 1947–
U.S. Representative from Texas
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Hank Johnson 1954–
U.S. Representative from Georgia
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Sylvia Garcia 1950–
U.S. representative for Texas's 29th district
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Mickey Leland 1944–1989
Texas congressman and anti-poverty activist
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Craig Washington 1941–
Former U.S. representative from Texas
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Al Edwards 1937–2020
Texas legislator and Juneteenth holiday proponent
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Larry Leon Palmer 1948–2021
Former US Ambassador to Honduras and Barbados
Science and academia
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Conrad Murray 1953–
Michael Jackson's personal physician, convicted over his death
Arts and media
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Megan Thee Stallion 1995–
Rapper, songwriter and actress
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Yolanda Adams 1961–
Gospel singer and actress
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Clifton Chenier 1925–1987
Zydeco pioneer, accordionist and singer
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Emma Nyra 1988–
Nigerian-American singer, actress and model
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Okawa Shaznay 1986–
Cameroonian Nollywood actress
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Barrie Lee Hall, Jr. 1949–2011
Jazz trumpeter, music director and band leader
Sports
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Jim Hines 1946–2023
First man to officially break 10 seconds in 100m
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Mary Onyali-Omagbemi 1968–
Nigerian sprinter and five-time Olympian
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Robert Taylor 1948–2007
Sprinter, 1972 Olympic 4×100 m relay champion
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Michael Strahan 1971–
Former NFL defensive end and television host
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Beatrice Utondu 1969–
Nigerian sprinter, Olympic relay bronze medalist
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Moses Ugbusien 1964–
Nigerian sprinter who mainly ran the 400 metres
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Maria Usifo 1964–
Nigerian hurdler and two-time Olympian
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Bennie Swain 1933–2008
Professional basketball player and coach
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Zach Lofton 1992–
Professional basketball player
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Paul Emordi 1965–
Nigerian long and triple jumper
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 Texas Southern University (people who attended both).