List of Xavier Institute students and staff

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Emma Frost with the remaining Xavier Institute student body post-M-Day. Art by Mark Brooks. Xavstudentbody.png
Emma Frost with the remaining Xavier Institute student body post-M-Day. Art by Mark Brooks.

The Xavier Institute is one of the fictional schools in the X-Men universe. This list documents the fictional staff, students and alumni of the institute.

Contents

Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters

Former Staff Members

Former Student Body

Original X-Men

First group of students trained and graduated by Professor X.

  • Angel (Warren Worthington III)
  • Beast (Henry "Hank" McCoy)
  • Cyclops (Scott Summers)
  • Iceman (Robert "Bobby" Drake)
  • Marvel Girl (Jean Grey)

Subsequent Students of Professor X

Original New Mutants

Second group of students trained by Professor X and later Magneto in his absence.

Subsequent New Mutants

Special Class

These students included those with special educational needs that required some remedial study. Mentored by Xorn.

Omega Gang

Alpha Squadron

Mentored by Northstar. After his death, Karma was assigned as new mentor.

Chevaliers

Mentored by Gambit.

Corsairs

Mentored by Cyclops.

  • Quill (Maxwell Jordan) - Killed by Reverend Stryker's Purifiers but resurrected on Krakoa.
  • Stepford Cuckoos/Five-In-One - Current resident of Krakoa, working with the Hellfire Trading Company.
    • Celeste Cuckoo (now White Queen)
    • Esme Cuckoo (now White Queen)
    • Sophie Cuckoo (now White Queen)
    • Phoebe Cuckoo (now White Queen)
    • Irma "Mindee" Cuckoo (now White Queen)
  • Dryad (Callie Betto) - Depowered as a result of M-Day. Killed on a bus when it exploded but resurrected on Krakoa.
  • Specter (Dallas Gibson) - Lived at home with his grandfather, after being depowered as a result of M-Day. Current resident of Krakoa.

Hellions

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Hellions

Mentored by White Queen.

Paladins

Mentored by Shadowcat.

Paragons

Originally mentored by Wolfsbane; she left after it was revealed that she had been romantically involved with a student. Karma became temporary mentor before being replaced by Magma.

New Mutants Training Squad

Mentored by Mirage.

Storm's squad

Lower School

  • Leong Coy Manh - Younger brother of Karma.
  • Nga Coy Manh - Younger sister of Karma.
  • Carter Ghazikhanian - Son of Annie Ghazikhanian; left with his mother attack of Brotherhood of Mutants.

Other students and wards of the Xavier Institute

The following students have been clearly depicted as attending the Xavier Institute since it re-opened but their squad affiliation has not been revealed. Some of these students may be a part of the Lower School or members of squads that have not been fully revealed, such as Beast's Exemplars or Iceman's Excelsiors.

  • Aero (Melody Guthrie) - Depowered as a result of M-Day. Regained her powers after the ritual of the Crucible on Krakoa.
  • Bolt (Christopher "Chris"Bradley)
  • Kato Anishiwa - Imperial Guardsman posing as a student.
  • Spirit (Jacob Pace) - Depowered as a result of M-Day. Deceased as he couldn't control his powers, causing him to disperse into the air.
  • Walter Lambert - Human exchange student from Empire State University.
  • X-23 (Laura Kinney) (now Wolverine) - Current resident of Krakoa.

Massachusetts Academy

Former Staff Members

Former Student Body

Generation X

Wards

Jean Grey School for Higher Learning

Former Staff Members

Former Student Body

Founding students

  • Anole (Victor "Vic" Borkowski)
  • Armor (Hisako Ichiki)
  • Blindfold (Ruth Aldine)
  • Bling! (Roxanne "Roxy" Washington)
  • Broo - Current a resident of Krakoa.
  • Cipher (Alisa Tager) - Current a resident of Krakoa.
  • Ernst
  • Gentle (Nezhno Abidemi)
  • Glob Herman
  • Graymalkin (Jonas Graymalkin) - Current a resident of Krakoa.
  • Hellion (Julian Keller)
  • Indra (Paras Gavaskar)
  • Kid Omega (Quintavius "Quentine" Quire)
  • Match (Benjamin "Ben" Hammil)
  • Mercury (Cessily Kincaid)
  • Oya (Idie Okonkwo) - Current a resident of Krakoa.
  • Rockslide (Santo Vaccarro)
  • Trance (Hope Abbott)

Later enrolled

  • Angel (Warren Worthington III)
  • Bo - Brought in by Magik and Shadowcat.
  • Crosta - Atlantean heritage; current a resident of Krakoa.
  • Dust (Sooraya Qadir)
  • Dr. Frankenstein (Maximilian "Max" Frankenstein/Baron Maximilian von Katzenelnbogen) - Current member of Homines Verendi on Madripoor.
  • Eye Boy (Trevor Hawkins) - Mutant who manifested his powers after the event of Avengers vs. X-Men . Current member of X-Factor Investigations on Krakoa.
  • Face - Former Inferno baby.
  • Flourish/Creep (Marisol Guerra) - Brought in by Storm. Left to return to Mexico.
  • Genesis (Evan Sabahnur) - Clone of Apocalypse. Currently deceased.
  • Goldballs (Fabio Medina) (now Egg) - Mutant who manifested his powers after the event of Avengers vs. X-Men. Current member of the Five on Krakoa.
  • Hijack (David Bond) - Mutant who manifested his powers after the event of Avengers vs. X-Men. Transferred from New Charles Xavier School for Mutants after it shut down.
  • Hindsight (Nathaniel Carver)
  • Hope Summers - Omega-level mutant; current member of the Five on Krakoa.
  • Ink (Eric Gitter) - Current a resident of Krakoa.
  • Julie Harison
  • Karasu-Tengu
  • Manuel Enduque - Current member of Homines Verendi on Madripoor
  • Metus
  • Michaela Ladak - Brought in by Iceman.
  • Morph (Benjamin "Ben" Deeds) - Mutant who manifested his powers after the event of Avengers vs. X-Men. Transferred from New Charles Xavier School for Mutants after it shut down.
  • Mukus
  • Nature Girl (Lin Li) - Current member of X-Men Green.
  • No-Girl (Martha Johansson)
  • Pixie (Megan Gwynn)
  • Primal (Teon Macik) - Current a resident of Krakoa.
  • Scorpion Boy (Rico)
  • Sapna - Brought in by Magik; currently deceased.
  • Shark-Girl (Iara Dos Santos) - Mutant who manifested her powers after the event of Avengers vs. X-Men. Current a resident of Krakoa.
  • Sojobo-Tengu (possessed by Luca Aldine)
  • Sprite (Jia Jing) - Mutant who manifested her powers after the event of Avengers vs. X-Men. Current a resident of Krakoa.
  • Stepford Cuckoos/Three-In-One - Left to join Cyclops's New Charles Xavier School for Mutants but later rejoined after it shut down.
    • Celeste Cuckoo
    • Irma "Mindee" Cuckoo
    • Phoebe Cuckoo
  • Squidface (Josephine Brickelmoore) - Human pretending to be a mutant. Actually a mole for the S.H.I.E.L.D. and Mystique.
  • Surge (Nori Ashida)
  • Time-Displaced Original X-Men - The five original X-Men who came from the 1960s. Left to join Cyclops's New Charles Xavier School for Mutants. Currently back in their timeline.
    • Angel (Warren Worthington III) - Past Version
    • Beast (Henry "Hank" McCoy) - Past Version
    • Cyclops (Scott Summers) - Past Version
    • Iceman (Robert "Bobby" Drake) - Past Version
    • Marvel Girl (Jean Grey) - Past Version
  • Transonic (Laurie Tromette) - Current a resident of Krakoa.
  • Tri-Joey (Joseph Brickelmoore) - Human pretending to be a mutant. Actually a mole for the S.H.I.E.L.D. and Mystique.
  • Triage (Christopher "Chris" Muse) - Mutant who manifested his powers after the event of Avengers vs. X-Men. Transferred from New Charles Xavier School for Mutants after it shut down. Current a resident of Krakoa.
  • Velocidad (Gabriel Cohuelo) - Currently deceased.
  • Ziggy Karst - Brought in by Nightcrawler.

New Charles Xavier School for Mutants

Former Staff Members

Former Student Body

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