Abraham Cruzvillegas (artist)
Adolfo Sánchez Vázquez (philosopher and writer)
Agustín Landa Verdugo (architect and urban planner)
Alejandro Rossi (philosopher and writer)
Alfonso Caso y Andrade (archaeologist)
Alfonso Cuarón (film director, winner of the Academy Award for Best Director in 2014)
Alfonso García Robles (diplomat and Treaty of Tlatelolco impeller, Nobel Prize laureate in Peace)
Alfonso Reyes (writer, philosopher, and diplomat)
Ana Colchero (actress)
Adelina Nicholls (activist)
Audre Lorde (writer, poet and activist)
Emiliano Monge
Ayako Tsuru (mural artist)
Bolívar Echeverría (Ecuadorian writer and philosopher)
Carlos Fuentes (writer, essayist, and a member of El Colegio Nacional)
Carlos Monsiváis (editorialist and writer)
Carmen Aristegui (journalist)
Chespirito (screenwriter, creator of the sitcoms El Chavo del Ocho and El Chapulín Colorado)
Eduardo Pareyón Moreno (archaeologist)
Elena Poniatowska (journalist and writer)
Fernando del Paso (writer)
Francisco Laguna Correa (writer)
Federico Reyes Heroles (political writer)
Horst Matthai Quelle (philosopher)
Jacobo Zabludovsky (lawyer, journalist, and first TV anchorman in Mexico)
Jacqueline Peschard (sociologist)
Jaime Maussan (Mexican journalist, television personality and ufologist)
Javier Solorzano (journalist)
Jorge Volpi (novelist and essayist; current director of Canal 22 in Mexican free television)
José Emilio Pacheco (writer and a member of El Colegio Nacional)
Juan García Esquivel (musician)
Juan Rulfo (writer)
Julio Estrada (composer, writer, and UNAM scholar)
Julio Scherer García (author, journalist and founder of Proceso news magazine.
He was the editor of the daily newspaper Excélsior but was sacked because President Luis Echeverría pursuing)
Ilse Gradwohl (painter)
Maruxa Vilalta (dramatist)
Octavio Paz (poet and essayist; Nobel laureate in Literature)
Pablo González Casanova (sociologist)
Pola Weiss Álvarez (video artist)
Ricardo Legorreta (laureated architect)
Rosa Beltrán (writer, lecturer and academic)
Rosario Castellanos (writer, philosopher, poet, feminist and diplomat)
Salvador Elizondo (writer and a member of the Colegio Nacional)
Subcomandante Marcos (aka - "Rafael Sebastián Guillén Vicente" - sociologist, philosopher and Zapatista Army of National Liberation founder)
Teodoro González de León (architect)
Veronica Castro (movie star)
William F. Buckley (writer and political philosopher; attended in 1943 prior to being commissioned in the U.S. Army during the World War II)
Abraham Cruzvillegas (artist)
Adolfo Sánchez Vázquez (philosopher and writer)
Agustín Landa Verdugo (architect and urban planner)
Alejandro Rossi (philosopher and writer)
Alfonso Caso y Andrade (archaeologist)
Alfonso Cuarón (film director, winner of the Academy Award for Best Director in 2014)
Alfonso García Robles (diplomat and Treaty of Tlatelolco impeller, Nobel Prize laureate in Peace)
Alfonso Reyes (writer, philosopher, and diplomat)
Ana Colchero (actress)
Adelina Nicholls (activist)
Audre Lorde (writer, poet and activist)
Emiliano Monge
Ayako Tsuru (mural artist)
Bolívar Echeverría (Ecuadorian writer and philosopher)
Carlos Fuentes (writer, essayist, and a member of El Colegio Nacional)
Carlos Monsiváis (editorialist and writer)
Carmen Aristegui (journalist)
Chespirito (screenwriter, creator of the sitcoms El Chavo del Ocho and El Chapulín Colorado)
Eduardo Pareyón Moreno (archaeologist)
Elena Poniatowska (journalist and writer)
Fernando del Paso (writer)
Francisco Laguna Correa (writer)
Federico Reyes Heroles (political writer)
Horst Matthai Quelle (philosopher)
Jacobo Zabludovsky (lawyer, journalist, and first TV anchorman in Mexico)
Jacqueline Peschard (sociologist)
Jaime Maussan (Mexican journalist, television personality and ufologist)
Javier Solorzano (journalist)
Jorge Volpi (novelist and essayist; current director of Canal 22 in Mexican free television)
José Emilio Pacheco (writer and a member of El Colegio Nacional)
Juan García Esquivel (musician)
Juan Rulfo (writer)
Julio Estrada (composer, writer, and UNAM scholar)
Julio Scherer García (author, journalist and founder of Proceso news magazine. He was the editor of the daily newspaper Excélsior but was sacked because President Luis Echeverría pursuing)
Ilse Gradwohl (painter)
Maruxa Vilalta (dramatist)
Octavio Paz (poet and essayist; Nobel laureate in Literature)
Pablo González Casanova (sociologist)
Pola Weiss Álvarez (video artist)
Ricardo Legorreta (laureated architect)
Rosa Beltrán (writer, lecturer and academic)
Rosario Castellanos (writer, philosopher, poet, feminist and diplomat)
Salvador Elizondo (writer and a member of the Colegio Nacional)
Subcomandante Marcos (aka - "Rafael Sebastián Guillén Vicente" - sociologist, philosopher and Zapatista Army of National Liberation founder)
Teodoro González de León (architect)
Veronica Castro (movie star)
William F. Buckley (writer and political philosopher; attended in 1943 prior to being commissioned in the U.S. Army during the World War II)
National Autonomous University of Mexico