A to E
- Nathaniel Adamolekun, soccer player
- Paco Ahlgren, writer
- Josh Alcala, soccer player
- Wes Allen, soccer player
- Marshall Allman, actor
- Natalia Anciso, artist and educator
- Clifford Antone, music impresario (deceased)
- Federico Archuleta, artist
- Bob Armstrong, politician, conservationist (deceased)
- Lance Armstrong, cyclist
- Stone Cold Steve Austin, professional wrestler
- Kerry Awn, artist, comedian, and musician
- Beto Avila, soccer player [1]
- Charlie Baird, judge and lawyer
- Marcia Ball, musician [2]
- Nick Barbaro, South by Southwest co-creator; Austin Chronicle publisher
- Eugene C. Barker, historian [3]
- Lou Ann Barton, musician [4]
- Bayley, professional wrestler
- Don Baylor, baseball player (deceased)
- Rich Beem, golfer
- Leila Bela, musician
- Dan Benjamin, podcaster, founder of 5by5 Studios
- Ray Benson, musician
- Raymond Benson, author
- Russell Bentley, volunteer soldier for the Vostok Battalion and YouTuber
- Angela Bettis, actress [5]
- Scott H. Biram, musician
- Louis Black, journalist
- Ken Boswell, MLB baseball player; member of 1969 "Miracle Mets"
- Terry Bozzio, musician
- H.W. Brands, educator, author and historian
- Berkeley Breathed, cartoonist
- Drew Brees, NFL quarterback
- Douglas Brinkley, author and professor of history
- Billy Brooks, NFL player, father of Mehcad Brooks
- Mehcad Brooks, actor, male fashion model
- Mack Brown, UT football coach
- Brian Brushwood, magician, podcaster, author, lecturer and comedian
- Sandra Bullock, Academy Award-winning actress
- Burnie Burns, director and writer
- Mark Calaway, professional wrestler
- Nicolas Cantu, actor and YouTuber
- Liz Carpenter, Lady Bird Johnson's press secretary, author (deceased)
- Greg Casar, Congressman, representing portions of Austin since 2023
- Danny Cater, baseball player
- Michael Ray Charles, artist
- Ciara, singer
- Gary Clark, Jr., musician, actor, and rock star
- Gary Clarke, actor
- Leslie Cochran, Austin icon (deceased)
- Christina Cogdell, art historian
- Tyson Cole, chef
- Dabney Coleman, actor
- Shawn Colvin, musician
- Connie Yerwood Connor, physician [6]
- Jody Conradt, retired U.T. women's head basketball coach
- John Cornyn, U.S. Senator from Texas since 2002
- Ryan Cownie, stand-up comedian
- Ben Crenshaw, golfer
- Jarrett Crippen, a.k.a. The Defuser, actor [7]
- Ian Crocker, Olympic swimmer
- Alfred Crosby, historian, author
- Adam Curry, a.k.a. "The Podfather", co-inventor of podcasting (along with Dave Winer) and co-host of No Agenda (along with John C. Dvorak)
- John Paul DeJoria, businessman
- Michael Dell, businessman and CEO of Dell Technologies
- Bradley Denton, author
- G.V. Desani, author and educator (deceased)
- Alvin Devane, retired police lieutenant (deceased)
- Geoff Diehl, politician and candidate for the 2022 Massachusetts gubernatorial election [8]
- J. Frank Dobie, author (deceased)
- Lloyd Doggett, Congressman, representing portions of Austin since 1995
- Floyd Domino, musician
- Ramón H. Dovalina, retired college president
- Ulrich Ellison, musician
- Joe Ely, musician
- Roky Erickson, musician (deceased)
- Alejandro Escovedo, musician
- Akwasi Evans, journalist
