Dan Bavister reviews the St John’s Politics, Policy and Peacebuilding Formal.
Category: Life in John’s
Life in John’s captures the everyday rhythms and distinctive experiences of being part of St John’s College. From student stories and traditions to societies, events, and moments of community, these pieces offer a vivid look at what it’s really like to live, study, and belong here. Whether you’re a current Johnian, a prospective student, or simply curious, this section is a window into the people and places that shape life at John’s.
Facilities Manager Ian Jackson shares his insights with Phoebe Bradford into the cogs that keep the wheels of St. John’s turning.
George Smith provides an insight into the state of student politics in St. John’s as Will Powell is elected as the new SJCR President.
Editor and Coordinator, Ella Guy, interviews the Principal about new plans for the John’s Old Library.
First-year Engineering student Jamie Megoran grew up in Newcastle upon Tyne, only a short train ride from Durham – but coming to university still felt like stepping into another world. Here Jamie shares with the Chronicle why he chose Durham so close to home, what he’s discovered since arriving, and his advice for other North East students considering following in his footsteps.
Bar Manager, Dolcie Hughes-Penzer, gives an update on all that the bar has had to offer this term, from Frehsers Week to Oktoberfest.
Simeng Wang describes her experience of John’s as a postgrad. As a second-year PhD candidate…
John’s is full of opportunities for charity work. Anna Collins-Room, DUSVO and Fundraising Coordinator for the SJCR, describes her experience of the Charities Formal and explains how to get involved in charity projects or roles through John’s and the SJCR.
Alice Condliffe, Welfare Officer, explains her role and the type of support that the Welfare volunteers provide for John’s students.
Olivia Chatterley describes her time co-leading the JMS choir last year and encourages anyone to join the welcoming community.
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