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Andrew Loomis
Andrew Loomis (William Andrew Loomis, 1892–1959), American commercial illustrator and art instructor of Chicago; creator of the ball-and-plane Loomis head method and six instructional books reissued by Titan Books from 2011.
Andrew Lopez
Andrew Lopez is an American actor, writer, and stand-up comedian from Pella, Iowa, of Filipino and Korean heritage, known as Garrett on The Bear and Reggie on Platonic, and developing the HBO series Iowa.
Andrew Luck
Andrew Luck, former Stanford and Indianapolis Colts quarterback, No. 1 pick of the 2012 NFL Draft, four-time Pro Bowler, retired 2019 at 29; now Stanford Football general manager since 2024.
Andrew Ludlow
Andrew Ludlow is a physicist who leads the Neutral Atom Optical Clock Group at NIST in Boulder, Colorado, building ytterbium and strontium optical lattice clocks of record accuracy.
Andrew Lumsden (neurobiologist)
Andrew Lumsden, born 1947, is a British neurobiologist and Emeritus Professor of Developmental Neurobiology at King's College London, known for showing that the hindbrain is organized into segments called rhombomeres.
Andrew Luster
Andrew Stuart Luster, Max Factor great-grandson, convicted in 2003 of GHB-drugging and raping three women, fled trial, was captured in Mexico by Duane Chapman, resentenced to 50 years, and paroled in 2026.
Andrew M. Minor
Andrew M. Minor is an American materials scientist and professor at UC Berkeley known for in situ electron microscopy and research on the mechanical behavior of metals.
Andrew M. Odlyzko
Andrew M. Odlyzko is a mathematician known for computational number theory, including the 1985 disproof of the Mertens conjecture, and for his studies of financial bubbles.
Andrew M. Rappe
Andrew M. Rappe is Blanchard Professor of Chemistry and Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at the University of Pennsylvania, known for first-principles modeling of ferroelectrics, photovoltaics, and catalysis.
Andrew M. Smith
Andrew M. Smith is a bioengineer and professor at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign known for quantum dots, including brightness-equalized nanocrystals for quantitative imaging of cancer cells.
Andrew M. Weiner
Andrew M. Weiner (1958–2024) was an American electrical engineer at Purdue University, best known for pioneering programmable ultrafast pulse shaping and for his 2013 temporal cloak demonstration in Nature.
Andrew MacFadyen
Andrew MacFadyen is an astrophysicist and Professor of Physics at New York University known for the collapsar model of long gamma-ray bursts and parallel-computer simulations of cosmic explosions.
Andrew Macurdy
Andrew Macurdy is an American Democratic politician and former prosecutor serving in the New Jersey General Assembly from the 21st district, sworn into office in January 2026 after creating the Arrive Together program.
Andrew Madoff
Andrew Madoff (1966–2014) was an American trader, the younger son of Bernard Madoff, who ran the legitimate market-making side of his father's firm and reported the Ponzi scheme in 2008.
Andrew Mark Henry
Andrew Mark Henry is an American scholar of ancient Mediterranean religion who created Religion for Breakfast, a YouTube channel for the academic, nonsectarian study of religion.
Andrew Marr
Andrew Marr (born 1959, Glasgow) is a Scottish journalist and broadcaster, former BBC Political Editor (2000-2005) and host of The Andrew Marr Show (2005-2021), now on LBC's Tonight with Andrew Marr and the New Statesman.
Andrew Marsh (American football)
Andrew Marsh is a Michigan Wolverines wide receiver from Katy, Texas; a four-star recruit who set Michigan freshman records with 12 catches and 189 yards vs Northwestern in 2025, finishing with 45 catches for 651 yards.
Andrew Marvell
Andrew Marvell (1621-1678), English metaphysical poet and MP for Hull, Milton's Latin secretary and later his rescuer; author of "To His Coy Mistress," "The Garden," and Upon Appleton House, whose lyric reputation rose after Eliot's 1921 essay.
Andrew Matus
Andrew Matus (1942–2021) was a cell biologist and neuroscientist who was a senior group leader at the Friedrich Miescher Institute in Basel from 1978 to 2007, known for work on dendritic spines.
Andrew Maynard
Andrew Lester Maynard (born 1964, Cheverly, Maryland), nicknamed "Boxing", American light heavyweight boxer, 1988 Seoul Olympic gold medalist, NABF light heavyweight champion, pro record 26-13-1 (21 KO). Not the MMA fighter Gray Maynard.
Andrew McAuley
Andrew McAuley, Australian extreme sea kayaker, vanished in February 2007 attempting the first solo kayak crossing of the Tasman Sea from Tasmania to Milford Sound; his flooded kayak was found 56 km short, body never recovered.
Andrew McCabe
Andrew G. McCabe, American former FBI official, deputy director from February 2016 and acting director May 9 to August 2, 2017 between James Comey and Christopher Wray; fired March 2018 after an Inspector General report.
Andrew McCarthy
Andrew Thomas McCarthy (born 1962), American actor of the Brat Pack era (St. Elmo's Fire, Pretty in Pink, Mannequin), later a television director and New York Times bestselling travel writer.
Andrew McCutchen
Andrew McCutchen (born 1986, Fort Meade, FL) is an MLB outfielder/DH, 2013 NL MVP and five-time All-Star with the Pittsburgh Pirates, 2015 Roberto Clemente Award winner, later Giants, Yankees, Phillies, and 2023 Pittsburgher of the Year.
Andrew McKellar
Andrew McKellar (1910–1960) was a Canadian astronomer at the Dominion Astrophysical Observatory in Victoria, British Columbia, who identified interstellar CH and CN molecular lines in 1940.
Andrew McMahon
Andrew McMahon (born 1982, Concord, Massachusetts) is the American singer-pianist behind Something Corporate, Jack's Mannequin, and Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness, a leukemia survivor, Dear Jack Foundation founder, and author of the 2021 memoir Three Pianos.
Andrew McNally
Andrew McNally, also known as Andy McNally, is an organic chemist and professor at Colorado State University known for phosphorus-mediated coupling and late-stage functionalization of azines in drug compounds.
Andrew Mehrtens
Andrew Mehrtens (born 1973, Durban) is a New Zealand former rugby union fly-half; 70 All Blacks Tests 1995-2004, 967 Test points, 1995 World Cup finalist, Crusaders Super 12 winner, later Béziers co-president.
Andrew Mellon
Andrew W. Mellon (1855–1937) was an American banker and industrial financier from Pittsburgh who built one of America's largest fortunes and served as Treasury Secretary from 1921 to 1932.
Andrew Melville
Andrew Melville (1545–1622) was a Scottish scholar and Protestant Reformer who led the reforming wing of the Kirk, helped write the Second Book of Discipline, and defied James VI.