Dan Bavister reviews the St John’s Politics, Policy and Peacebuilding Formal.
Category: Opinion
Opinion is where Johnians share their perspectives on the ideas, debates, and experiences that matter to them. These pieces are thoughtful, personal, and sometimes provocative, offering space for disagreement, reflection, and new ways of seeing campus life and the world beyond it. Views expressed here are those of the individual authors.
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.
Opinion Editor Zahrah Santos Califano and Arts and Culture Editor Ella Guy review 2024’s Bailey Ball
Opinion Editor, Zahrah Santos-Califano, investigates the chaotic whirlwind of student housing in Durham, questioning why first-years are left to navigate the high-stakes housing market with minimal guidance and exploring how the system could be improved for all.
Grant Kuppenheimer investigates the disappearance of the beloved John’s Toastie Bar and the likelihood of its return.
Opinion Editor, Grant Kuppenheimer, shares his experience at this year’s Summer Ball in the new venue of Wynyard Hall, creating a night of extravagance and celebration for first years and finalists alike.
PhD student and John’s Resident Tutor Emerald Grimshaw tells Catalina Ronzon about her investigations into virtual reality and its potential in the classroom.
Opinion Editor Grant Kuppenheimer talks to the candidates for the SJCR presidency, with the aim of giving voters a better understanding of who is running before casting their vote. All candidates were asked the same questions. Grant sums up their responses.
Catalina Ronzon introduces a new writing group at St John’s, in which sessions explore how expressive writing can enrich personal lives and strengthen communities.
Catalina Ronzon discusses how self-care continues to be a hot topic and how College life can help us enhance our emotional wellbeing.
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