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24 notable alumni U.S. News #365

Notable Alumni of Liberty University

Notable alumni of Liberty University include Sean Hannity (Fox News host and conservative commentator), Seth Curry (NBA player, last played for the Golden State Warriors) and Michael Andrew (Swimmer, 2016 100m individual medley world champion).

Alumni list

Politics and law

  • Jackie Walorski 1963–2022

    U.S. Representative for Indiana's 2nd district

    Also attended: Taylor University

  • Adrian Smith 1970–

    U.S. Representative from Nebraska

    Also attended: University of Nebraska-Lincoln

  • Chuck Baldwin 1952–

    Politician, radio host, and pastor

  • Natalie Harp 1991–

    Political aide to Donald Trump

    Master of Business Administration · Class of 2015

    Also attended: Point Loma Nazarene University

  • Bob Good 1965–

    Former U.S. representative for Virginia's 5th district

    Master of Business Administration, Bachelor of Science · Class of 2010

  • Troy Nehls 1968–

    U.S. representative from Texas and former sheriff

    Bachelor of Arts

    Also attended: University of Houston-Downtown

Arts and media

Sports

  • Seth Curry 1990–

    NBA player, last played for the Golden State Warriors

    Attended until 2009

    Also attended: Duke University

    Father: Dell Curry (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University)

    Sibling: Wardell Stephen Curry II (Davidson College)

  • Michael Andrew 1999–

    Swimmer, 2016 100m individual medley world champion

  • Nick Foles 1989–

    Former NFL quarterback who led Eagles to Super Bowl title

    Divinity

    Also attended: University of Arizona, Michigan State University

  • Peter Aluma 1973–2020

    Nigerian professional basketball player

  • William Byron 1997–

    Professional stock car racing driver

  • Tomasz Gielo 1993–

    Polish professional basketball player

  • Jhon Perlaza 1994–

    Colombian sprinter

  • Katie Feenstra-Mattera 1982–

    Former WNBA player and college basketball coach

Other fields

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.