Mathew, chief editor, Malayala Manorama Sashi Kumar, founder, Asianet Gemini Ganesan, cinema actor Nassar, cinema actor, producer, director, lyricist, singer John Sankaramangalam, filmmaker and former director of FTII, Pune Ram, film director A.L.Vijay, film director Prathap Pothan, cinema actor and director Roshan Mathew, actor Naren Weiss, actor and model Handel Manuel, musician Benny Dayal, playback singer Arvind Venugopal, playback singer Samuel Joseph (Shyam), music director Mervin Solomon, music director Rathna Kumar, film director Theologians K. T. Paul - former president, Y.M.C.A. P. Chenchiah Vengal Chakkarai Aiyadurai Jesudasen Appasamy Wesley Ariarajah V.C. Samuel Vedanayagam Samuel Azariah Archbishop Mar Ivanios} Healthcare Prathap C. Reddy, Founder, Apollo Hospitals Sudi Devanesen Controversies The college had to face a couple of controversies in recent years. Sport for All Following the death of J. Mahima, first-year BSc Chemistry Student, the students staged a protest against the compulsory Sport for All initiative launched a year ago by then college Principal, Mr. R. W. Alexander Jesudasan on 12 December 2018. In one day's peaceful sit-in protest, students demanded that Sport for All must be made optional. The protest gathered attention on social media and newspapers as the principal failed to respond swiftly. Students dissolved after Principal assured later in the evening that the issue will be solved by a committee including student representatives. Students also raised concerns about the absence of medical official on spot, which led to delay in treatment for Mahima, and how organizers were insensitive to the medical condition of participating students. Following the protest, a decision was made to meet all concerns made by the students and to make Sport for All an optional Part V course and that college will develop an infirmary and assure the presence of medical staff during the event. 2019 Sexual Harassment Controversy In April 2019, students of Zoology department staged a protest against the inaction of the management and the principal towards the Sexual Harassment complaint against two professors of the department during department educational tour. The final year students feared retaliation from college management, and their first complaint was rejected by the department. The second complaint raised by the students were sent back to the department by the principal in violation to UGC regulations, which forced the students to protest and approach the media for justice. Following the media attention to the incident, college assured the students that an Internal Complaints Committee will be set up to