Notable People
- Nicole Borud, contestant on America's Next Top Model, Cycle 3
- Ronnie Bradford, defensive back in the NFL
- Dale Brown, basketball coach with LSU
- Gary Cederstrom, umpire with MLB
- Josh Duhamel, Emmy Award-winning actor, married to Fergie of The Black Eyed Peas
- Ron Erhardt
- Hans Andersen Foss, Norwegian-born author, newspaper editor and temperance leader
- Brynhild Haugland, 52-year member of the North Dakota House of Representatives
- Randy Hedberg, quarterback in the NFL
- John Hoeven, 31st Governor of North Dakota, later elected Senator; worked as a banker here between college and his political career
- Gary Johnson, 29th Governor of New Mexico and 2012 presidential candidate
- Simon Johnson, Norwegian-born author and newspaper editor
- David C. Jones, U.S. Air Force General, former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (1978–82)
- Boris Karloff, actor, star of 1931's Frankenstein, lived in Minot for a year
- Wiz Khalifa, rapper
- Dagny Knutson, USA Professional Swimmer - award winning
- Brian Kane Lee, 1994 Scripps National Spelling Bee runner-up
- Matthew Lowe, USA Professional Swimmer - award winning
- Kevin Miller, voice actor for the Sly Cooper series
- Michael H. Miller, U.S. Navy Rear Admiral, former commander of Carrier Strike Group Seven
- Herro Mustafa, diplomat, senior adviser on the Middle East to Vice President Joe Biden
- Ragnvald A. Nestos, 13th Governor of North Dakota
- Casper Oimoen, ski jumping champion, captain of the U.S. Ski Jumping team (1936)
- Erik Ramstad, city founder
- Greg "Fossilman" Raymer, winner of 2004 World Series of Poker
- Donny Schatz, champion sprint car driver with the World of Outlaws (2006)
- Charles F. Wald
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