Grant Kuppenheimer reviews the 2024 JMS BBQ, a festival of food and live music
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.
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.
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.
Imogen Taylor goes behind the scenes of The Bailey Charity Fashion Show. She discovers the creative vision of the show through discussions with Aga Oledzka, the Creative Chair, and finds out about the show’s charitable association.
The Chronicle’s Catchup series continues with an interview with Lucas Mix. Discover his passion for martial arts, science, academia, and, of course, Durham. By Luca Hughes Joshi.
Will Cutlan-Smyth, Captain of St John’s Cricket, explains why he got involved with St John’s Cricket Club, and encourages others to give it a try.
Co-captains, Kaylyn Lu and Pei Jun Quek, explain why they got involved with St John’s Table Tennis Club, and why they think you should too.
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