Presidents of Western Illinois University
| 11th | Jack Thomas | (2011–present) |
| 10th | Alvin Goldfarb | (2002–2011) |
| 9th | Donald S. Spencer | (1994–2001) |
| 8th | Ralph H. Waggoner | (1987–1993) |
| 7th | Leslie F. Malpass | (1974–1986) |
| 6th | John T. Bernhard | (1968–1973) |
| 5th | A. L. Knoblauch | (1958–1967) |
| 4th | Frank A. Beu | (1942–1957) |
| 3rd | Walter P. Morgan | (1912–1941) |
| 2nd | Alfred Bayliss | (1906–1911) |
| 1st | John W. Henninger | (1901–1905) |
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