As part of the St John’s Opportunities Fund, Madeline Delaney was attended the first Student Whitewater Leaders Weekend in Llangollen. Read on to find out what she got up to!
Category: Beyond the Bailey
Thanks to the St John’s Student Opportunities Fund, Theology and Religion PhD student Becky Tyndall was able to travel across the UK to meet working-class women priests for in-person interviews and parish visits. She reflects on how these shared experiences are shaping her feminist theological research.
Thanks to the St John’s College Student Opportunities Fund, Yibing Chen competed in the Northern Tier 1 league and the Women’s National Trophy with Durham’s Women’s Volleyball Team 3. She reflects on a season of tough competition, team resilience, and how their hard work led to a brilliant victory.
Beyond the Bailey editor, Ruby Pike, explores the history of the Durham Regatta, with a closer look at St John’s College Boat Club’s previous performances in the event.
Thanks to the St John’s Student Opportunities Fund, Health and Human Sciences undergraduate student Hen Larson was able to access essential research tools to conduct a systematic review on early puberty in girls during the COVID-19 pandemic. She reflects on how this support enabled her to explore a pressing public health question and complete her dissertation with confidence.
Thanks to the St John’s Opportunities Fund, Isabelle Evans joined Durham Dynamics to perform at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. She writes about the challenges and growth of live a cappella performance and the unforgettable experience shared with her team.
Thanks to the St John’s Opportunities Fund, Theology and Religion PhD student Chris de Stigter attended the Tyndale Fellowship Conference in High Leigh. He presented a paper comparing ethical decision-making in Acts and Paul’s letters, with mention of the surprising continuity in New Testament moral reasoning.
Thanks to the St John’s Opportunities Fund, Lilly was able to present her work on the ethical risks of PGT-P at the Fertility 2025 conference.
Thanks to the St John’s Opportunities Fund, Erica Fox was able to travel to Mexico to volunteer for a month as a field assistant.
