Four friends and men’s IV who once won the Durham Regatta return to St John’s for the first time in 25 years.
Category: Once a Johnian
Written by Nick Hughes. A St John’s alumnus (1977 – 1980) tells us of his reconnection with College after coming back to visit on an Open Day with his son, nearly 40 years on.
By Alice Butler Earlier this year, St John’s College came into possession of 10 slides…
Peter Britton is an example of the success of John’s alumni, with a long successful career as a history consultant and history education software producer. Having studied at John’s for his undergraduate degree in 1971-1974, and at the Graduate Society (now known as Ustinov College) in 1976-1977, he is now a visiting fellow at the College.
By Vicki Field Combined Social Sciences (‘95-‘98) “So, what do you want to be when…
John’s in those days was in transition. The 1960s were hammering on the door of an institution which, though less than 60 years old, had positioned itself where the Victorian met the medieval.
By Richard A Roberts, BA TEP CTAPS. They say that travel broadens the mind, and…
By Richard A Roberts, BA TEP CTAPS. The tragic death toll arising from the Covid19…
By Richard Roberts. A reflection on opening family archives and the value of such memory boxes.
By Richard Roberts. A reflection on travels around Europe and the unforgettable memories made.
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