Cambodia is the friendliest country I have ever visited. I was lucky enough to be surrounded by good and happy people every single day during my trips there.
Category: Beyond the Bailey
Beyond the Bailey follows St John’s students beyond College grounds and into the wider world. From travel diaries and exchanges to placements, volunteering, and new discoveries, these pieces explore what John’s looks like outside the familiar walls. It’s a space for curiosity, growth, and the experiences that shape life before, during, and after time at St John’s.
By Richard Roberts, Law and Politics ’76-’79 At times, I do think my life has resembled…
By Chahat Paruthi, first year Marketing and Management When people think of India, so often…
If you ever find yourself thinking about what to do for your next holiday, let me persuade you to come to Hong Kong.
By Kathleen Chen, Global Politics Postgraduate (Masters) If practice is one of the best methods…
An exchange is a place you go to to give the person sitting behind the…
by Katharine Cheston John’s Graduate 2018 Arriving onto the Bailey one Sunday at the end…
Hi, I’m Ruth, a finalist in French and German. I spent five months of my…
By Rev Mark Edwards MBE, Cranmer Hall 1991 to 1995 It’s a long way from…
Sam Broster (2006-2010 / Theoretical Physics) and Katrina Darby (2007-2010 / Law) married at The…
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