Thanks to the St John’s Opportunities Fund, Zahra Wilkinson was able to complete a research internship at Navarino Environmental Observatory in Greece.
Grant Kuppenheimer investigates the disappearance of the beloved John’s Toastie Bar and the likelihood of its return.
Life in John’s Editor, Helena Farthing, provides an introduction to John’s Bar for prospective students or a reminder for alumni who want to remember the great times they have experienced here.
Arts and Culture Editor, Callum Hynd, goes behind the counter and into the kitchen to find out more about the work that goes into feeding John’s.
Thanks to the St. John’s Opportunities Fund Sofia was able to attend the St. John’s Chapel CHoir tour of Italy earlier this year.
Thanks to the St John’s Opportunities Fund, Jay Ford was able to attend and present at a major archaeology conference earlier this year.
In late April, you may have seen that St John’s College hosted a reunion dinner, to mark 50 years since Durham University Men’s Hockey team (1973-74) triumphed in the University Athletic Union (UAU) National Championships. The Chronicle sat down with a member of that team, John’s alumnus, Michael Green.
John’s alumni, Rebecca and Herman, share the story of their relationship, from meeting in John’s during Covid restrictions to living together now as graduates. Daisy Mitchell asked them about the impacts John’s college had on their relationship and the advice they have for current and future students of the college.
PhD student, Rob Ives, was able to attend a Chemistry symposium to talk about his research into organic and supramolecular chemistry with thanks to a grant from the Student Opportunities Fund.
As John’s continues to celebrate fifty years of women at St John’s, Editor Toby Donegan-Cross finds out about the reasons for and process by which college accommodation became desegregated.
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