Daisy Mitchell interviews Rosemary Matthews, St John’s alumna and staff, exploring her experience at John’s and how her life has changed after her autism diagnosis at the age of 58.
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Luca Hughes Joshi introduces the first ever John’s Chronicle print edition, available to collect around college NOW!
Imogen Taylor tells of a serendipitous trip to the college bar which ended with her watching the Northern Lights from John’s Gardens.
Daisy Mitchell recalls her experience at the Charity Sector Formal on Thursday 9th May. She reveals the conversations she had with guests and her opinion on the panel and formal as a whole.
Lee Hanfakheaw writes how he and his Pool teammates beat the University of York’s team in the College Varsity event in March.
Second Year Wanying Li tells of her success at the 61st Inter Varsity Dance Championships in Blackpool with dance partner, Olivia.
Thanks to funding from the St John’s Student Opportunities Fund, Ordinand Kathleen Pullman was able to get a sense of what the Anglican Church looks 11,182 miles away.
Helena Farthing gives an inside perspective on her experience modelling in the John’s Charity Fashion Show, from the six week’s choreography practice to the craziness of the night itself.
With the support of the St John’s Student Opportunities Fund, Charlotte Fife was able to attend the Karate BUCS National competition.
Dr Trevor Kerry, St John’s Student 1960–63, reflects on his career since college and offers encouragement to students for whom the path ahead seems unclear.
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