List of Ateneo de Manila University alumni

Contents

This table lists notable alumni affiliated with the Ateneo de Manila University (formerly known as the Escuela Municipal de Manila from 1859 to 1865 and the Ateneo Municipal de Manila from 1865 to 1891), from grade school through graduate and professional schools, during its long history dating back to 1859. The list includes actors, artists, athletes, businesspeople, musicians, politicians, and writers who have attended the university, as well as those who have received honorary degrees.

Legend

Notes and abbreviations used

  • Individuals who may belong in multiple sections appear only in one (their most prominent), with the exception of faculty members who were also alumni.
  • An empty class year or school/degree box indicates that the information is unknown or not applicable.
  • "DNG" indicates the alumnus or alumna attended but did not graduate; year(s) of attendance are included if available.

Art, design and literature

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)NotabilityRef.
Federico Aguilar Alcuaz1955LawLL.B.Painter, National Artist of the Philippines for Visual Arts (2009)[1]
Isidro Ancheta1904SASA.B.Landscape painter[2]
Agnes Arellano1971−72SASM.A. Clinical PsychologySculptor, educator[3]
Lamberto V. Avellana1937SASA.B. magna cum laudeDirector, National Artist of the Philippines for Film (1976)[4]
Salvador Bernal1966SASA.B. Philosophy cum laudeStage designer, National Artist of the Philippines for Theater and Design (2003)[5]
Gregorio C. Brillantes1953SASA.B. HumanitiesPalanca Award-winning writer[6]
Isagani R. Cruz1970SASM.A. English LiteraturePalanca Award-winning writer[7]
Mich Dulce2001SOHA.B. Interdisciplinary StudiesInternationally recognized fashion designer and milliner[8]
Paul DumolSASA.B. Communication summa cum laude (valedictorian)Playwright, historian, educator[9]
Edmundo Farolan1956, 1960, 1964GS, HS, SASA.B.Filipino Canadian author[10]
Doreen Fernandez1977SASPh.D. in LiteratureCultural historian, food columnist, writer[11]
Candy Gourlay1984SASA.B. CommunicationJournalist, author[12]
Fernando María GuerreroMDMA.B.Lawyer, journalist, polyglot, writer during the Philippines' golden period of Spanish literature[13]
Luisa Igloria1988SASM.A. LiteraturePalanca Award-winning writer, poet[14]
Karen Kunawicz1990SASB.S. ManagementWriter, columnist, former television host and producer[15]
Emmanuel F. Lacaba1970SASA.B. HumanitiesWriter, journalist and activist during the presidency of Ferdinand Marcos[16]
Pete Lacaba1961–1964 (DNG)SASA.B. EnglishFAMAS Award-winning screenwriter, journalist, poet[17]
Juan Luna1874SASA.B.Painter during the Philippine Revolution (Spoliarium, The Death of Cleopatra)[18]
Danton Remoto1983, 1989SASA.B. Interdisciplinary Studies, M.A. English LiteraturePalanca Award-winning essayist, writer, educator, chairman emeritus of Ladlad[19]
Alejandro Roces1996 (L.H.D.)GS, HS, SASL.H.D. honoris causaShort story writer, essayist, former Philippine Secretary of Education (1962–1965), Chairman of the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (2001–02), National Artist of the Philippines for Literature (2003)[20]
Ildefonso P. Santos Jr.1948HS—N/aArchitect, National Artist of the Philippines for Architecture (2006)[21]
Danny Sillada1993GSBMBAArtist, writer, cultural critic[22]
Miguel Syjuco2000SOHA.B. Literature (English)Writer[23]
Fernando Zóbel de Ayala y Montojo1963SASL.H.D. honoris causaPainter, museum collector, member of the Zóbel de Ayala family[20]
Lawrence Ypil1999, 2010SOSE, SOHB.S. Biology, M.A. EnglishPalanca Award-winning poet and non-fiction writer, Fulbright Scholar, Lecturer at Yale-NUS College[24]
Roger Olivares1959SASA.B. EconomicsAuthor, Fulbright Scholar[24]
Ryan Caidic2007SOSEB.S. MISInternationally-recognized, Palanca Award-winning poet, advertising creative[25]

Business

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)NotabilityRef.
Benjamin M. Bitanga1973SASB.S. ManagementFounder and CEO of MRC Allied[26]
Teodoro Borlongan1970, 1974, 1978GS, HS, SASA.B. Economics (Honors) cum laudeFormer president of Urban Bank[27]
Eduardo de los Angeles1962, 1966SAS, LawA.B., LL.B.Dean of the Ateneo Law School (1984–1989), president of the Philippine Stock Exchange (1993–1996)[28]
John Gokongwei2004SASDoctor of Humanities honoris causaFounder and chairman emeritus of JG Summit Holdings[20]
Annette Gozon-Valdes1993SASB.S. Management Engineering cum laudeSenior vice president of the GMA Network[29][30]
Carlo Katigbak1991SASB.S. Management EngineeringPresident and CEO of the ABS-CBN Corporation (2016–present)[31]
Eugenio Lopez Sr.1919SASA.B. cum laudeCo-founder of the Lopez Group of Companies[32]
Eugenio Lopez Jr.SASA.B.Former President/CEO and Chairman of the ABS-CBN Corporation (1956–1972, 1993–1997)[33]
Eugenio Lopez III1966, 1970GS, HS—N/aChairman emeritus of the ABS-CBN Corporation[34]
Rizza Maniego-Eala1991SASA.B. Management EconomicsFormer CFO of Globe Telecom (2015–2024), retired swimmer (1985 SEA Games)[35][36]
Roberto Ongpin1957SASB.S. Business Administration cum laudeChairman and CEO of Alphaland Corporation, former Philippine Minister of Industry under Ferdinand Marcos[37]
Manuel Pangilinan1966SASA.B. Economics cum laudeCEO of First Pacific (Metro Pacific Investments, PLDT), president and chairman of the Samahang Basketbol ng Pilipinas (2007–2016), former chairman of the Ateneo Board of Trustees[38]
Andrés Soriano1908, 1912GS, HS—N/aSpanish Filipino industrialist, founder of Philippine Airlines, former president of San Miguel Brewery Inc. (1939−1964)[39]
Cory VidanesSASA.B. CommunicationCOO of the ABS-CBN Corporation[40]

Civil society

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)NotabilityRef.
Joaquin Bernas, S.J.1962LawLL.B.President of the Ateneo de Manila University (1984–1993), Dean Emeritus of Ateneo Law School (1972–1976, 2000–2004), faculty at the Ateneo Law School (since 1966)[41]
Hyacinth Gabriel Connon, F.S.C.1961SASPh.D. honoris causaPresident of the De La Salle University (1950–1959, 1966–1978)[20]
Emanuel de Guzman2001SOSSM.A. SociologyPresident of the Polytechnic University of the Philippines[42]
Horacio de la Costa, S.J.1931, 1935HS, SASA.B.First Filipino Provincial Superior of the Society of Jesus in the Philippines[20]
Lydia B. EchauzGSBMBAPresident of Far Eastern University (2002−2012)[43]
Tony Meloto1971SASA.B. EconomicsPhilanthropist, founder of Gawad Kalinga[44]
Alfredo Obviar1914SASA.B.Venerable, Bishop Emeritus of Lucena[45]
Onofre R. Pagsanghan1947, 1951, 1984, 1991HS, SASA.B. Education, M.A. English Literature, L.H.D. honoris causaEducator and writer[20]
Sonia RocoSASM.A. Communication, M.A. Social PsychologyEducator, civic leader, wife of Raul Roco[46]
Mari-Jo P. Ruiz1981SASPh.D. MathematicsMathematician, educator, member of the Ateneo Board of Trustees (2005–present)[47]
Karel San Juan, S.J.1986SASB.S. Mathematics cum laude (valedictorian)Former President of the Ateneo de Zamboanga University (2013–2023), President of the Ateneo de Davao University (present)[48]
Rufino Santos1960SASL.H.D. honoris causaCardinal, 29th Archbishop of Manila (1953–1973)[20]
Jaime Sin1980SASD.H.L. honoris causaCardinal, 30th Archbishop of Manila (1974–2003)[20]
Luis Antonio Tagle1977SASA.B. Pre-DivinityCardinal, Prefect of the Congregation for the Evangelization of Peoples (since 2020), 32nd Archbishop of Manila (2011–2020)[49]
Jose Ramon Villarin, S.J.1980SASB.S. Physics magna cum laude (valedictorian)President of the Ateneo de Manila University (2011–2020), physicist, 2007 Nobel Peace Prize recipient as member of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change[50]

Entertainment

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)NotabilityRef.
Boy AbundaDNGSASB.S. ManagementTalk show host, publicist, talent manager, endorser[51]
Tetchie Agbayani2001–02SOSSM.A. Counseling PsychologyActress, former beauty queen (Mutya ng Pilipinas)[52]
Kris Aquino1992SASA.B. LiteratureActress, television host[53]
Joey Ayala1969, 1973GS, HS—N/aSinger-songwriter, former chairman of the National Commission for Culture and the Arts[54]
Rico Blanco1992SASA.B. Management EconomicsMusician (Rivermaya)[53]
Jimmy Bondoc1997 (SAS)GS, HS, SASA.B. CommunicationMusician[55]
Kris Bernal2008SOSA.B. PsychologyActress[53]
Chris Cantada2002, 2006HS, SOHA.B. Interdisciplinary StudiesMusician (Sponge Cola)[56][57]
Jose Mari Chan1967SASA.B. EconomicsSinger-songwriter[58]
Gab Chee KeeGS, HS—N/aMusician (Parokya Ni Edgar)[59]
Crisel Consunji2006, 2009SOSSA.B. Political Science, M.A. Global PoliticsHong Kong-based actress[60]
Jasmine Curtis-Smith2013–2016 (DNG)SOSSA.B. CommunicationActress[61]
Mikael Daez2010 (SOM)GS, HS, SOMB.S. ManagementActor, model, television host[62]
Dingdong Dantes1998 (HS)GS, HS,—N/aActor, dancer, television host, director, film producer, former commissioner of the National Youth Commission (2014–2016)[63]
Janice de Belen2002 (DNG)SOSSA.B. PsychologyActress[64]
Gosh Dilay2002HSMusician (Sponge Cola)[56]
Robi Domingo2012SOSEB.S. Health SciencesTelevision host, actor[53]
Ina Feleo2006SOHB.F.A. Creative WritingActress, dancer[65]
Franchesca Floirendo2014SOHB.F.A.Actress, model[66]
Nikki Gil2009SOHA.B. Literature (English)Actress, singer, television host[53]
Bianca Gonzalez2004SOSSA.B. CommunicationTelevision host, model[53]
Alodia Gosiengfiao2009SOHB.F.A. Information DesignCosplayer, television personality[53]
Laurice Guillen1971SASM.A. CommunicationActress, director[67]
Janine Gutierrez2011SOSSA.B. European StudiesActress, television host, model[68]
Marie Jamora2001SOSSA.B. Communication cum laudeMusic video and commercial director, editor[69]
Karylle2002SOMB.S. Communications Technology ManagementActress, singer[70]
Reese Lansangan2011SOHB.F.A. Information DesignSinger-songwriter, artist[71]
Grace Lee2006SOHA.B. Interdisciplinary Studies (Communication and Chinese Studies)Television and radio host[72]
Mikee Lee2004, 2008, 2012GS, HS, SOMB.S. Management EngineeringPinoy Big Brother: Teen Edition contestant[73]
Laura Lehmann2017SOSSA.B. PsychologyTelevision host, model, former Ateneo Blue Eagles courtside reporter (2014–2016), beauty queen (Miss World 2017)[74]
David Licauco2012 (HS)GS, HS,—N/aActor, model (GMA Network)[53]
Maxene Magalona2008SOSSA.B. Social SciencesActress[53]
Kelsey Merritt2017SOSSA.B. CommunicationModel, first Filipino to walk in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show[68]
Chito MirandaGS, HS—N/aSinger-songwriter, lead vocalist of Parokya ni Edgar[59]
Vinci MontanerGS, HS—N/aMusician (Parokya ni Edgar)[59]
Dindin MorenoHSMusician (Parokya ni Edgar)[59]
Jan Nieto2003SOMB.S. Management EngineeringSinger, Philippine Idol contestant[75]
Gab Pangilinan2013SOSSA.B. CommunicationActress and singer[76]
Jim Paredes1969HSMusician (APO Hiking Society), activist, lecturer[77]
Rica Peralejo2012SOHA.B. Literature (English)Actress, television host[78]
Krista Ranillo2007SOHA.B. Interdisciplinary StudiesActress[53]
Maricar Reyes2002SOSEB.S. BiologyActress[53]
Alden Richards2010 (HS)GS, HS,—N/aActor, model[53]
Gerard Salonga1994SASA.B.Orchestral conductor (ABS-CBN Philharmonic Orchestra), musical arranger[79]
Lea Salonga1989 (DNG)SASB.S. BiologyTony Award-winning actress, singer[62]
Antoinette Taus2001SOSSA.B. Political ScienceActress, singer, philanthropist[62]
Nicole Uysiuseng2012SOMA.B. Interdisciplinary StudiesActress and television host[53]
Charee Pineda2007SOSSA.B. SociologyActress[80]
Kylie Verzosa2014SOMB.S. ManagementBeauty queen (Miss International 2016), actress, model[68]
Georgina WilsonDNG (transferred)SOSSA.B. Economics (Honors)Model, television host, endorser, co-founder and marketing director of Sunnies Studios[81]
Yael Yuzon1998, 2002, 2006GS, HS, SOHA.B. Literature (English)Singer-songwriter, lead vocalist and guitarist of Sponge Cola[53]
Yanni Yuzon1992, 1996, 2000GS, HS, SOSSA.B. Social SciencesMusician (Pupil)[82]

Government and politics

Presidents of the Philippines

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)NotabilityRef.
Benigno Aquino III1973, 1977, 1981GS, HS, SASA.B. Economics15th President of the Philippines (2010–2016), Philippine Senator (2007–2010); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Tarlac's 2nd District (1998–2007)[83]
Corazon Aquino1986SASL.H.D. honoris causa11th President of the Philippines (1986–1992)[20]
Joseph Estrada1951, 1952–53; DNG (expelled)GS, HS—N/a13th President of the Philippines (1998–2001), 9th Vice President of the Philippines (1992–1998), Mayor of Manila (2013–2019), Mayor of San Juan (1969–1986), Philippine Senator (1987–1992), former actor[84]
Gloria Macapagal Arroyo1978SASM.A. Economics14th President of the Philippines (2001–2010), 10th Vice President of the Philippines (1998–2001), Speaker of the Philippine House of Representatives (2018–19); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Pampanga's 2nd District (2010–2019, 2022–present)[85]
Fidel Ramos1981, 1997GSBMBA, LL.D. honoris causa12th President of the Philippines (1992–1998), Secretary of National Defense (1988–1991), Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (1984–85, 1986–88), Chief of the Philippine Constabulary (1972–1986)[20]

Vice Presidents, Cabinet members and other executive officials

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)NotabilityRef.
Florencio Abad1972, 1980, 1985HS, SAS, LawB.S. Business Management, LL.B.Philippine Secretary of Budget and Management (2010–2016), Secretary of Education (2004–05); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Batanes (1987–1989, 1995–2004)[86]
Joseph Emilio Abaya2005LawJ.D.Philippine Secretary of Transportation and Communications (2012–2016); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Cavite's 2nd District (2004–2012); great-grandson of Emilio Aguinaldo[87]
Ignacio Bunye1964, 1969SAS, LawA.B. Political Science, LL.B.Monetary Board Member of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (2008–2014), Philippine Press Secretary (2002–03), Chairman of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (1991–92), Mayor of Muntinlupa (1986–87, 1988–1995, 1995–1998); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Muntinlupa (1998–2001)[88]
Jose Calida1973LawLL.B. (Dean's Lister)Solicitor General of the Philippines (2016–2022), Commission on Audit Chairperson (2022-present)[89]
Roy CimatuGSBMBAPhilippine Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources (2017–2022), Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Philippines under Gloria Macapagal Arroyo (2002), retired Philippine Army general[90]
Gamaliel Asis Cordoba1988, 1992, 1996HS, SAS, LawAB Economics, Juris DoctorPhilippine Chairman of the Commission on Audit (2022-present) Commissioner of the National Telecommunications Commission (2009-2022) Board Director of the Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (2008-2009) Appointments Secretary of the Office of the President (2006-2007)[91]
Eduardo del Rosario1994GSBMBAPhilippine Secretary of Human Settlements and Urban Development (2020–present), Chairman of the Housing and Urban Development Coordinating Council (2017–2019), retired Philippine Army major general[92]
Carlos Dominguez III1965, 1969SAS, GSBA.B. Economics, MBAPhilippine Secretary of Finance (2016–2022), former Secretary of Agriculture (1987–1989)[93]
Ace Durano1997LawLL.B.Philippine Secretary of Tourism (2005–2010); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Cebu's 5th District (1998–2004, 2013–2016)[94]
Teofisto Guingona Jr.1948, 1950, 1953SAS, LawA.A., A.B. LL.B.11th Vice President of the Philippines (2001–2004), Secretary of Justice (1995–1998), Executive Secretary (1993–1995), Senator (1987–1993, 1998–2001), President pro tempore of the Philippine Senate (1987–1990, 1993)[95]
Anwar Ibrahim1996D.H.L.7th Deputy Prime Minister of Malaysia[20]
Edwin Lacierda1989LawLL.B.Philippine Presidential Spokesperson for Benigno Aquino III[96]
Salvador Laurel1941GS8th Vice President of the Philippines (1986–1992), Prime Minister of the Philippines (1986), Senator (1967–1972); Member of the Interim Batasang Pambansa, Region IV-A (1978–1983); Secretary-General of the United Nationalist Democratic Organization[97]
Teodoro Locsin Jr.1977LawLL.B.Philippine Ambassador to the United Kingdom and Ireland (2022–present); Philippine Secretary of Foreign Affairs (2018–2022); former Permanent Representative of the Philippines to the United Nations (2017–18); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Makati's 1st District (2001–2010); journalist, presidential speechwriter for Corazon Aquino[98]
Raul Manglapus1935, 1965SAS, LawA.B. summa cum laude, LL.B. honoris causaPhilippine Secretary of Foreign Affairs (1987–1992), Senator (1961–1967, 1987), co-founder of the Progressive Party of the Philippines[20]
Karlo Nograles1997, 2003SOM, LawB.S. Management Engineering, J.D.Cabinet Secretary of the Philippines (2018–present); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Davao City's 1st District (2010–2018)[99]
Paquito Ochoa Jr.LawLL.B.Executive Secretary of the Philippines (2010–2016)[100]
Jaime Ongpin1958SASB.S. Business AdministrationFormer Philippine Minister of Finance under Corazon Aquino (1986–87), former president of the Benguet Corporation[101]
Ricardo C. Puno1947SASA.B. summa cum laudePhilippine Minister of Justice under Ferdinand Marcos (1979–1984)[102]
Ronaldo Puno1968SASA.B. Political ScienceSecretary of the Interior and Local Government (1999–2000, 2006–2010); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Antipolo's 1st District (2004–2006)[103]
Leni Robredo2022SOSSPh.D. in economics (honoris causa)14th Vice President of the Philippines (2016-2022); Member of the House of Representatives, Camarines Sur's 3rd District (2013-2016); Chairperson of Angat Buhay[104]
Alberto Romualdez1952, 1956, 1960GS, HS, SASA.B. Biological SciencesDoctor, Philippine Secretary of Health (1998–2001)[105]
Mar Roxas1970, 1974GS, HS—N/aPhilippine Secretary of the Interior and Local Government (2012–2015), Secretary of Transportation and Communications (2011–12), Senator (2004–2010), Secretary of Trade and Industry (2000–2003); Member of the House of Representatives, Capiz's 1st District (1993–2000)[106]
Roberto Sebastian1956, 1960, 1964GS, HS, SASA.B. EconomicsPhilippine Secretary of Agriculture (1992–1996)[107]
Domingo Siazon Jr.1951, 1955, 1959GS, HS, SASA.B. Political ScienceDiplomat; Philippine Secretary of Foreign Affairs (1995–2001), Director-General of the United Nations Industrial Development Organization (1985–1992), Philippine Ambassador to Japan (1993–1995, 2001–2010)[108]
Benjamin Abalos Jr.1987LawLL.B.Secretary of the Department of the Interior and Local Government(2022–present);MMDA Chairman (2020–2022); Mayor of Mandaluyong (1998–2004, 2007–2016); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Mandaluyong (2004–2007)
Rafael Rivas Alunan Sr.1902, 1910GSB, LawMBA, LL.BSecretary of the Interior and Local Government (1938-1941) Secretary of Agriculture and Commerce (1928-1933) (1941) (1942-1945) Secretary of Finance (1933) House of Representatives, Negros Occidental's 2nd District

Governors (Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas)

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)NotabilityRef.
Rafael Buenaventura1951, 1955GS, HS—N/aGovernor of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (1999–2005)[109]
Eli M. Remolona, Jr.1972SASA.B. Economics-Honors 1972Governor of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (2023–present)[110]
Gabriel Singson1948, 1952, 2015SAS, LawA.B., LL.B., D.P.A. honoris causaGovernor of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (1993–1999)[111]
Amando Tetangco Jr.1973SASA.B. Economics cum laudeGovernor of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (2005–2017)[112]

Governors (Provincial)

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)NotabilityRef.
Kaka Bag-ao1993LawJ.D.Governor of the Dinagat Islands (2019–present); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Dinagat Islands (2013–2019)[113]
Jose Briones1931, 1935, 1940HS, SAS, LawA.B., LL.B.Governor of Cebu (1956–1961); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Cebu's 2nd District (1961–1969)[114]
Evelio Javier1959, 1963, 1968HS, SAS, LawA.B. History and Government, LL.B.Governor of Antique (1971–1980)[115]
Exequiel JavierLawLL.B.Governor of Antique (1998–2001, 2010–2015); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Antique (1987–1998, 2001–2010)[116]
Matthew Manotoc2005–06 (transferred)LSGovernor of Ilocos Norte (2019–present), grandson of Ferdinand Marcos[117]
Arthur C. Yap1987, 1991SAS, LawA.B. Management Economics (Dean's Lister), J.D.Governor of Bohol (2019–present); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Bohol's 3rd District (2010–2019); Philippine Secretary of Agriculture (2004–05, 2006–2010)[118]

Military

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)NotabilityRef.
Juan AranetaMDMperito mercantilRevolutionary leader during the Negros Revolution, member of the Araneta family[119]
Gregorio del Pilar1896SASA.B.General of the Philippine Revolutionary Army during the Philippine–American War[120]
Antonio Luna1881MDMA.B.Commanding General of the Philippine Army during the Philippine–American War[121]

Judges

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)NotabilityRef.
Roberto A. Abad1968LawLL.B. (Dean's List)Retired Associate Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court (2009–2014)[122]
Adolfo Azcuna1959, 1962SAS, LawA.B., LL.B. cum laudeAssociate Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court (2002–2009), Chancellor of the Philippine Judicial Academy (2009–present)[123]
César Bengzon1915 (SAS), 1964 (Law)HS, SAS, LawA.B. magna cum laude, LL.D. honoris causa9th Chief Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court (1961–1966), first Filipino judge appointed to the International Court of Justice[20]
Arturo Brion1974LawLL.B. cum laude (valedictorian)Associate Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court (2008–2016), Philippine Secretary of Labor and Employment (2006–2008), professor at the Ateneo Law School[124]
Alfredo Benjamin Caguioa1981, 1985SAS, LawA.B. Economics, LL.B.Associate Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court (2016–present), Chief Presidential Legal Counsel of Benigno Aquino III (2013–2015)[125]
Antonio Carpio1970SASA.B. EconomicsRetired Associate Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court (2001–2019)[126]
Mariano del Castillo1976LawLL.B.Retired Associate Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court (2009–2019)[127]
Florentino Floro1974, 1982SAS, LawA.B. Philosophy and Theology (Pre-Divinity), LL.B.Former judge dismissed by the Philippine Supreme Court for mental illness in 2006[128]
Estela Perlas-Bernabe1976LawLL.B. (Salutatorian)Retired Associate Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court (2011–2022), Associate Justice of the Philippine Court of Appeals (2004–2011)[129]
Regalado Maambong1961LawLL.B.Jurist, Associate Justice of the Philippine Court of Appeals (2002–2009), member of the 1986 Constitutional Commission[130]
Midas Marquez1987, 1993SAS, LawA.B. Economics, J.D.Associate Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court (2022-present), former Supreme Court spokesperson and Court Administrator[131]
Beverley McLachlin2006LawLL.D. honoris causa17th Chief Justice of Canada (2000–2017)[20]
J. B. L. Reyes1918, 1971SASA.B. cum laude, H.D. honoris causaAssociate Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court (1954–1972)[20]
Voltaire Y. Rosales1981LawLL.B.Executive Regional Trial Court Judge in Tanauan, Batangas (1995–2004)[132]
Maria Lourdes Sereno1980SASA.B. EconomicsDe facto Chief Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court (2012–2018), Associate Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court (2010–2012)[133]
Claudio Teehankee1934, 1938, 1940, 1985HS, SAS, LawA.B. summa cum laude, LL.B. summa cum laude, L.H.D. honoris causa16th Chief Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court (1987–88), Associate Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court during the Ferdinand Marcos presidency (1969–1987), Secretary of Justice (1967–1969)[20]
José Yulo1967LawLL.D. honoris causa6th Chief Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court (1942–1945), Speaker of the Philippine House of Representatives (1939–1941), Secretary of Justice (1934–1938, 1966–67); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Negros Occidental's 3rd District (1938–1941)[20]
Rodil Zalameda1987LawLL.B.Associate Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court (2019–present), Associate Justice of the Philippine Court of Appeals (2008–2019)[134]
Alexander Gesmundo1984LawJ.D27th Chief Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court[135]

Philippine Congress

Senators

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)NotabilityRef.
Jose AltavasMDMA.B. (with Honors)Philippine Senator (1916–1922), Governor of Capiz (1910–1916), 1934 Philippine Constitutional Convention delegate[136]
Benigno Aquino Jr.DNGGS, SASA.B. Philosophy, A.B. HistoryPhilippine Senator (1967–1972), Governor of Tarlac (1961–1967)[137]
Bam Aquino1991, 1995, 1999GS, HS, SAS, Law (DNG)B.S. Management Engineering summa cum laudePhilippine Senator (2013–2019), Chairman of the National Youth Commission (2003–2006)[138]
Alan Peter Cayetano1997LawJ.D.Philippine Senator (2007–2017, 2022–present); Speaker of the Philippine House of Representatives (2019–2022); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Pateros–Taguig (1998–2007, 2019–2022); Secretary of Foreign Affairs (2017–18)[139]
Juan Ponce Enrile1949SASA.A. cum laudePhilippine Senator (1987–1992, 1995–2001, 2004–2016), President of the Philippine Senate (2008–2013), Minister of National Defense under Ferdinand Marcos (1970–71, 1972–1986), lead figure in the 1986 People Power Revolution, Chief Presidential Legal Counsel (2022–present)[140]
Jinggoy Estrada1976, 1980GS, HS—N/aPhilippine Senator (2004–2016, 2022–present), President pro tempore of the Philippine Senate (2007–2013), Mayor of San Juan (1992–2001), Vice Mayor of San Juan (1988–1992), former actor[141]
Richard J. Gordon1962, 1966HS, SASA.B. History and GovernmentPhilippine Senator (2004–2010, 2016–2022), Chairman of the Philippine Red Cross (since 2004), Secretary of Tourism (2001–2004), Chairman of the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (1992–1998), Mayor of Olongapo (1980–1986, 1988–1993)[142]
TG Guingona1970, 1977, 1981, 1985GS, HS, SAS, LawA.B. Economics, J.D.Philippine Senator (2010–2016); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Bukidnon's 2nd District (2004–2010)[143]
Risa Hontiveros1987SASA.B. Social Sciences cum laudePhilippine Senator (2016–present); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Akbayan (2004–2010)[144]
Ernesto Maceda1952, 1956SAS, LawA.B. magna cum laude, LL.B. cum laudePhilippine Senator (1971–72, 1987–1998), President of the Philippine Senate (1996–1998), Philippine Ambassador to the United States (1998–2001)[145]
Sergio Osmeña Jr.1935SASA.A. cum laudePhilippine Senator (1965–1971), Mayor of Cebu City (1959–1963), Governor of Cebu (1951–1959)[146]
Ambrosio Padilla1926, 1930HS, SASA.B. summa cum laudePhilippine Senator (1957–1972), Senate Minority Floor Leader (1966–1969), Solicitor General of the Philippines (1954–1957), 1st President of the Philippine Olympic Committee (1970–1976); former basketball player (Ateneo Blue Eagles)[147]
Koko Pimentel1977, 1981, 1985GS, HS, SASB.S. MathematicsPhilippine Senator (2011–present), President of the Philippine Senate (2016–2018)[141]
Claro M. Recto1909SASA.B. maxima cum laudePhilippine Senator (1931–1935, 1945–46, 1952–1960), Associate Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court (1935–36); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Batangas' 3rd District (1919–1928)[148]
Soc Rodrigo1934SASA.B.Philippine Senator (1955–1967), playwright, journalist[149]
Gerardo Roxas1942HSPhilippine Senator (1963–1972); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Capiz's 1st District (1957–1963)[150]
Wigberto Tañada1948, 1952, 1956GS, HS, SASA.B.Philippine Senator (1987–1995), Senate Minority Floor Leader (1992–1995); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Quezon's 4th District (1995–2001)[151]
Francis Tolentino1980, 1984SAS, LawA.B. Philosophy, LL.B.Philippine Senator (2019–present), Chairman of the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (2010–2015), Mayor of Tagaytay (1995–2004)[152]

Representatives

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)NotabilityRef.
Pantaleon Alvarez1983LawLL.B.Speaker of the Philippine House of Representatives (2016–2018); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Davao del Norte's 1st District (1998–2001, 2016–present); Philippine Secretary of Transportation and Communications (2001–02)[153]
Herminio Aquino1969SASA.B. Economics magna cum laudeMember of the Philippine House of Representatives, Tarlac's 3rd District (1987–1998)[154]
Walden Bello1966SASA.B.Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Akbayan (2007–2015); professor[155]
Raul del Mar1963LawLL.B.Deputy Speaker of the Philippine House of Representatives (2004–2010); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Cebu City's 1st District (1987–1998, 2001–2010, 2013–present)[156]
Jack Enrile1972, 1976GS, HS—N/aMember of the Philippine House of Representatives, Cagayan's 1st District (1998–2007, 2010–2013); son of Juan Ponce Enrile[157]
Rodolfo Fariñas1971, 1978SAS, LawA.B., LL.B.Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Ilocos Norte's 1st District (1998–2001, 2010–2019); Governor of Ilocos Norte (1988–1998), Mayor of Laoag (1980–1986)[158]
Felix William Fuentebella1993 (HS), 1998–2001 (Law; DNG)GS, HS, LawLL.BMember of the Philippine House of Representatives, Camarines Sur's 3rd District (2001–2004) and 4th District (2013–2016)[159]
Neptali Gonzales II1979LawLL.B.Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Mandaluyong (1995–2004, 2007–2016, 2019–present); Mayor of Mandaluyong (2004–2007)[160]
Prospero Nograles1967, 1971SAS, LawA.B. Political Science, LL.B.Speaker of the Philippine House of Representatives (2008–2010); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Davao City's 1st District (1989–1992, 1995–1998, 2001–2010)[161]
Antonino P. Roman1960LawLL.B.Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Bataan's 1st District (1998–2007)[105]
Ralph Recto1975GSMember of the Philippine House of Representatives, Batangas's 4th District (1992-2001) and 6th District (2022–present); Philippine Senator (2001–2007, 2010–2022), President pro tempore of the Philippine Senate (2013–2016, 2017–present), Senate Minority Leader (2016–17), Director-General of the National Economic and Development Authority (2008–09)[162]
Joey Salceda1982SASB.S. Management Engineering cum laudeMember of the Philippine House of Representatives, Albay's 2nd District (2016–present) and 3rd District (1998–2007); Governor of Albay (2007–2016), Presidential Chief of Staff to Gloria Macapagal Arroyo (2007)[163]
Erin Tañada1977, 1981, 1985GS, HS, SASA.B. Political ScienceDeputy Speaker of the Philippine House of Representatives (2010–2013); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Quezon's 4th District (2004–2013)[164]
Alfred Vargas2002SOSSA.B. Management EconomicsMember of the Philippine House of Representatives, Quezon City's 5th District (2013–present); actor[62]
Antolin Oreta IIIGS, HS—N/aMember of the House of Representatives of the Philippines, Malabon's Lone District (2025-present)[165][166]

Mayors

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)NotabilityRef.
Joy Belmonte1992SASA.B. Social SciencesMayor of Quezon City (2019–present), former Vice Mayor of Quezon City (2010–2019)[167]
Abigail Binay2001LawJ.D.Mayor of Makati (2016–present); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Makati's 2nd District (2007–2016)[168]
Arsenio Lacson1930, 1934HS, SASA.B.17th Mayor of Manila (1952–1962), journalist; Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Manila's 2nd District (1949–1952)[169]
Kit NietoHS, SAS, LawA.B. Political Science, LL.B.Mayor of Cainta (2013–present)[170]
Vico Sotto2011, 2018SOSS, SoGA.B. Political Science, MPMMayor of Pasig (2019–present); Councilor of Pasig (2016–2019)[171]
Marcelino Teodoro1997SASM.A. Teaching PhilosophyMayor of Marikina (2016–present); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Marikina's 1st District (2007–2016)[172]
Donya Tesoro2018SoGMPMMayor of San Manuel, Tarlac (2019–present); Vice Mayor of San Manuel, Tarlac (2016–2019); Councilor of San Manuel, Tarlac (2013–2016)[173]
Toby TiangcoSASB.S. ManagementMayor of Navotas (2000–2010, 2019–2022); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Navotas (2010–2019, 2022–present)[174]
Antolin Oreta IIIGS, HS—N/aMayor of Malabon (2012-2022); Vice Mayor of Malabon (2010-2012); Member of the Malabon City Council (2007-2010)[175]

Other Philippine political figures

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)NotabilityRef.
Liza Araneta Marcos1981 (BA), 1985 (Law)SAS, LawB.A. Interdisciplinary Studies, LL.B.First Lady of the Philippines (2022–present)[176]
Jose Miguel Arroyo1972 (Law)GS, HS, SAS, LawA.B. Political Science, LL.B.First Gentleman of the Philippines (2001–2010)[177]
Andres Bautista1986, 1990SAS, LawB.S. Legal Management, LL.B. (valedictorian)Chairman of the Commission on Elections (2015–2017), former Dean of the Far Eastern University Institute of Law[178]
Felipe Calderón1883 (MDM)GS, HS, MDMA.B.Lawyer, "father of the Malolos Constitution"[179]
Rafael CrameMDMA.B.Chief of the former Philippine Constabulary (1917–1927)[180]
Gabriel Daza1914B.AFirst Filipino Electrical Engineer, co-founder of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP) and PLDT[181]
Epifanio de los SantosMDMA.B. summa cum laudeHistorian, literary critic, jurist, journalist, scholar, member of the Revolutionary Government, Director of the National Library and Museum of the Philippines (1925–1928), namesake of EDSA[182]
Edgar Jopson1970 (SAS)GS, HS, SASB.S. Management Engineering cum laudeStudent activist and member of the Communist Party of the Philippines during the presidency of Ferdinand Marcos[183]
Ambeth Ocampo1981, 1985GS, HS—N/aHistorian, Chairman of the National Historical Commission of the Philippines (2002–2011)[184]
José PalmaMDMPoet, lyricist of "Lupang Hinirang"[185]
Pedro Paterno1871MDMA.B.Reformist, poet, and novelist of the Revolutionary Government[186]
José Rizal1877MDMA.B. sobresalienteNational hero of the Philippines, reformist of Spanish colonial Philippines under the Propaganda Movement, writer (Noli Me Tángere, El filibusterismo, La solidaridad), founder of La Liga Filipina[187]
Rodolfo Severino Jr.1952, 1956HS, SASA.B. HumanitiesDiplomat, 10th Secretary General of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (1998−2002)[188]
Jose Maria Sison1953–54 (transferred)HSFounder of the Communist Party of the Philippines[189]

Law

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)NotabilityRef.
Felipe AgoncilloMDMLawyer representative to the negotiations of the Treaty of Paris (1898), "first Filipino diplomat"[190]
Cesario AzucenaLawLL.B.Labor lawyer, professor, author[191]
Sedfrey Candelaria1980, 1984SAS, LawA.B. Political Science, LL.B.Dean of the Ateneo Law School (2012–present)[192]
Antonio La Viña1980SASA.B. PhilosophyLawyer, educator, environmental policy expert; Dean of the Ateneo School of Government (2006–2016), Philippine Undersecretary of Environment for Legal and Legislative Affairs (1996–1998)[193]
Tranquil Salvador III1991LawJ.D.Bar Examiner, Remedial Law (2018 Bar Examinations); Author, Criminal Procedure; Remedial Law Reviewer; Dean, Manila Adventist College-School of Law and Jurisprudence; and Former Dean, Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Pasay[194]
Adel Tamano1992, 1996SAS, LawA.B. Economics, J.D.Lawyer, Dean of the Liceo de Cagayan University College of Law (2011–present), former President of the University of the City of Manila (2007–2009)[195]
Eugene A. Tan1967LawLL.B. (valedictorian)Human rights lawyer murdered in 1994[196]
Tonisito Umali1992, 1997SAS, LawB.S. Legal Management, J.D.Lawyer, radio host, Philippine Undersecretary of Education for Legislative Liaison (2017–present), Assistant Education Secretary for Legal Affairs (2010–2017)[197]
Cesar L. Villanueva1981LawLL.B. cum laude (valedictorian)Dean of the Ateneo Law School (2004–2012)[198]

Media and communications

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)NotabilityRef.
Atom Araullo1994GS—N/aJournalist, television host[199]
Pia Arcangel2000SOHA.B. CommunicationJournalist, television news anchor[200]
Paolo Bediones1988, 1992, 1996GS, HS, SASA.B. Interdisciplinary StudiesTelevision host, newscaster (TV5), radio commentator[62]
Shujaat Bukhari2007SOSSM.A. JournalismKashmiri journalist, founding editor of Rising Kashmir[201]
Jeff Canoy2007SOSSA.B. CommunicationJournalist, television news anchor, field reporter for ABS-CBN News and Current Affairs[202]
Ricky Carandang1985, 1989HS, SASA.B. Management EconomicsJournalist, television news anchor, former Presidential Communications Development and Strategic Planning Office Secretary under Benigno Aquino III[203]
Lia Cruz2007SOSSA.B. CommunicationTelevision host, sportscaster[200]
Mico Halili1987, 1991, 1995GS, HS, SASA.B. CommunicationSports journalist, sportscaster[204]
Pia Hontiveros1989SASA.B. Interdisciplinary StudiesBroadcast journalist, chief correspondent for CNN Philippines[205]
Teddy Boy LocsinGS, HS, SASAAJournalist (Philippines Free Press)[206]
Vicky Morales1990SASA.B. Communication cum laudeBroadcast journalist, television anchor (GMA News)[207][208]
Ala Paredes2004SOSSA.B. CommunicationAustralian correspondent for ABS-CBN News, activist, writer, singer (Hiraya), courtroom sketch artist[209]
Maria Ressa2022—N/aPh.D. Sociology (honoris causa)Journalist, CEO of Rappler, 2021 Nobel Peace Prize laureate[210]
Chino RocesGS, HS—N/aFounder of The Manila Times and the Associated Broadcasting Company[211]
Korina Sanchez2016SOSSM.A. JournalismBroadcast journalist, radio and television news anchor, magazine show host, newspaper columnist[212]
Sev Sarmenta1978SASA.B. CommunicationSports journalist, sportscaster[213]
Howie Severino1975, 1979GS, HS—N/aBroadcast journalist, editor-in chief of GMA News Online (2009−2014)[214]
Max Soliven1941, 1947, 1951GS, HS, SASA.B. CommunicationCo-founder of The Philippine Star[215]

Science and technology

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)NotabilityRef.
Anne Aaron1998SASB.S. Physics, B.S. Computer EngineeringEngineer, director of video algorithms at Netflix[216]
Alfredo Bengzon1956, 1972, 1989SAS, PS (incl. GSB)A.B., MBA, Sc.D. honoris causaDoctor, educator, former public official; Vice President for the Professional Schools of the Ateneo de Manila University, dean of the Ateneo School of Medicine and Public Health, dean emeritus of the Ateneo Graduate School of Business, President and CEO of The Medical City[20]
Rica Cruz2015, 2020SOSSMA Counseling Psychology, PhD Clinical PsychologyLicensed psychologist specializing in sex and relationship therapy in the Philippines[217]
Assunta Cuyegkeng1978SASB.S. Chemistry summa cum laudeEducator, researcher, Professor at the Ateneo Department of Chemistry, former vice president for the Loyola Schools, first female summa cum laude recipient of the university[218]
Margie HolmesSASPh.D. in Clinical PsychologyClinical psychologist, sex therapist[219]
Lawrence Que Jr.1969SASB.S. ChemistryInorganic chemist, Regents Professor at the University of Minnesota[220]
Tricia Robredo2014, 2020SOSE, SMPHB.S. Health Sciences, M.D., MBAPhysician, former UAAP courtside reporter for the National University Bulldogs (2013−2014)[221]
Michael TanDNG (transferred)SASB.S. BiologyMedical anthropologist, veterinarian, writer, academic, former Chancellor of the University of the Philippines Diliman (2014–2020)[222]

Sports

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)NotabilityRef.
Maxie AbadLawLL.B.Retired international footballer for the Philippines national team (1986–1996), lawyer[223]
Japeth Aguilar2003–2005 (DNG)LSProfessional basketball player for the Barangay Ginebra San Miguel, former Ateneo Blue Eagles player[224]
Amy Ahomiro2015SOSSA.B. CommunicationVolleyball player, former Ateneo Lady Eagles player[225]
Rabeh Al-Hussaini2010SOHA.B. Interdisciplinary StudiesProfessional basketball player, former Ateneo Blue Eagles player (2005–2010)[226]
Rich Alvarez2001SOMB.S. Management Information SystemsFormer professional basketball player and coach, former Ateneo Blue Eagles player[227]
Francis Arnaiz1969–70SASFormer professional basketball player, former Ateneo Blue Eagles player (1969)[228]
Nonoy Baclao2010SOHA.B. Interdisciplinary StudiesProfessional basketball player, former Ateneo Blue Eagles player (2007–2009)[229]
Jun Bernardino1962, 1966GS, HS—N/aCommissioner of the Philippine Basketball Association (1994–2002), former Ateneo Blue Eaglets player[230]
Ryan Buenafe2013LSA.B.Professional basketball player, former Ateneo Blue Eagles player[231]
Paolo Bugia2003SOM, GSBB.S. Management Information Systems, MBATeam manager of the Phoenix Super LPG Fuel Masters, former professional basketball player, former Ateneo Blue Eagles player[232]
Fille Cainglet–Cayetano2013, 2019SOSS, GSBA.B. Psychology, MBAProfessional volleyball player, former Ateneo Lady Eagles player[233][234]
Mikee Cojuangco-Jaworski1996SASA.B. PsychologyEquestrienne (2002 Asian Games gold medalist), actress, model, television host, member of the International Olympic Committee (2013–present)[53]
Baby Dalupan1938, 1942, 1949GS, HS, SASBasketball coach and player, former Ateneo Blue Eagles player and head coach (1972–1977, 1993)[235]
Bea de Leon2018SOSSA.B. Management EconomicsProfessional Volleyball player, former Ateneo Lady Eagles captain, 2 time UAAP champion, UAAP Season 81 Finals MVP[236]
Marck Espejo2018SOHA.B. Interdisciplinary StudiesProfessional volleyball player for the Cignal HD spikers, former Ateneo Blue Eagles captain, played as an import in Thailand for Visakha and Bahrain for Bani Jamra[237]
Maxine Esteban2022SOMB.S. Management EngineeringOlympic fencer, former Ateneo Women's Fencing captain[238]
Larry Fonacier1996, 2000, 2004GS, HS, SOHA.B. Interdisciplinary Studies, M.A. CommunicationProfessional basketball player, former Ateneo Blue Eaglets (1996–2000) and Blue Eagles player (2000–2004)[239]
Jarvey Gayoso2015, 2021HS, SOMB.S. ManagementProfessional and international football player for the Philippines national team, former Ateneo Blue Eagles player (2015–2019)[240]
Angeline Gervacio2013SOSSA.B. Political ScienceVolleyball player, former Ateneo Lady Eagles player[241]
Wesley Gonzales1994, 1998, 2002, 2008GS, HS, SOM, SOSEB.S. Management Information Systems, M.S. Computer Science, MBAFormer professional basketball player, former Ateneo Blue Eagles player (1998–2002)[242]
Gretchen Ho2013SOSE, SOHB.S. Management Engineering, A.B. CommunicationFormer volleyball player for the Petron Blaze Spikers, television host, co-founder of the Beach Volleyball Republic, former Ateneo Lady Eagles player (2008–2013)[62]
Robert Jaworski Jr.1995SASB.S. ManagementFormer basketball player; Vice Mayor of Pasig (2022–present); Member of the Philippine House of Representatives, Pasig (2004–2007)[243]
Ange Kouame2023SOHA.B. Interdisciplinary StudiesBasketball player, former Ateneo Blue Eagles player (2018–2022; UAAP Season 84 MVP)[244]
Doug Kramer2007LSFormer basketball player, former Ateneo Blue Eagles player[245]
Jojo Lastimosa1983–84 (DNG)SASFormer professional basketball player and current assistant coach for the NLEX Road Warriors, former Ateneo Blue Eagles player (1981–1983)[246]
Denden Lazaro2015, 2016–17 (DNG)SOSS, AMPHB.S. BiologyVolleyball player, former Ateneo Lady Eagles player, sportscaster[247]
Moro Lorenzo1947, 1951HS, SASA.B.Basketball player (1951 Asian Games gold medalist), former Ateneo Blue Eagles player[248]
Maddie Madayag2019SOHA.B. Interdisciplinary StudiesProfessional volleyball player for the Kurobe AquaFairies and the Philippines national team, former Ateneo Lady Eagles player (2014–2019)[249]
Jia Morado2017SOSSB.S. PsychologyVolleyball player for the Creamline Cool Smashers and the Philippines national team, former Ateneo Lady Eagles player (2013–2017)[250]
EJ Obiena2012–2013 (DNG)SOMB.S. Communications Technology ManagementOlympic pole vaulter, Asian pole vault record holder, former Ateneo Blue Trackster (2012–2013)[251]
Ed Ocampo1951, 1955, 1959GS, HS, SASB.S. Business AdministrationBasketball player and coach, former Ateneo Blue Eagles player (1957–1959)[252]
Von Pessumal2007, 2011, 2015GS, HS, SOSSA.B. CommunicationProfessional basketball player for San Miguel Beermen, former Ateneo Blue Eagles player (2011–2015)[253]
Kiefer Ravena2007, 2011, 2016GS, HS, SOMB.S. Communications Technology ManagementProfessional basketball player for the NLEX Road Warriors, former Ateneo Blue Eaglets (2008–2011) and Blue Eagles player (2011–2016), National Team Player[226]
Thirdy Ravena2009, 2013, 2019GS, HS, SOMB.S. Communications Technology ManagementProfessional basketball player for the San-en NeoPhoenix and the Philippines national team, former Ateneo Blue Eaglets (2009–2013) and Blue Eagles player (2014-2019), 3-time UAAP Finals MVP[226]
Chot Reyes1977, 1981, 1985GS, HS, SASA.B. Interdisciplinary StudiesBasketball head coach (PBA; Philippine national team), former president of TV5 Network (2016–2019)[254]
Jai Reyes2001, 2005, 2010GS, HS, SOMB.S. Communications Technology ManagementProfessional basketball player, former Ateneo Blue Eaglets and Blue Eagles player[255]
Toni RiveroSOHA.B. Interdisciplinary StudiesTaekwondo practitioner (2004 and 2008 Summer Olympics)[256]
Charo Soriano2008SOSSA.B. EconomicsVolleyball player and coach, former Ateneo Lady Eagles player (2003–2008)[257]
LA Tenorio2006SOHA.B. Interdisciplinary StudiesProfessional basketball player, former Ateneo Blue Eagles player (2001–2006)[258]
Akiko Thomson2003GSBMBARetired swimmer (1988, 1992 and 1996 Summer Olympics)[259]
Chris Tiu2007, 2009SOM, SOSEB.S. Management Engineering cum laude, B.S./M.A. Applied Mathematical FinanceFormer professional basketball player for the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters, former Ateneo Blue Eagles player, television host[226]
Alyssa Valdez2015SOSSA.B. PsychologyProfessional volleyball player for the Creamline Cool Smashers and the Philippines national team, former Ateneo Lady Eagles captain (two-time champion, three-time UAAP MVP)[260]
Enrico Villanueva1994, 1998, 2002, 2004GS, HS, SOSSA.B. Development Studies, M.A. CommunicationFormer professional basketball player, former Ateneo Blue Eaglets and Blue Eagles player (1998−2002)[226]
Deanna Wong2016−presentSOHA.B. Interdisciplinary StudiesProfessional volleyball player, Ateneo Lady Eagles player[249]
Esmilzo Joner Polvorosa2018SOSSAB European StudiesFormer Ateneo Blue Eagles volleyball player, the only five-time UAAP Best Setter[261]

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