A heartfelt, personal reflection on Suzy’s relationship with John’s by Naomi Hamill, one of her close friends.
Opinion Editor Grant Kuppenheimer interviews John and Anne Carter, the parents of Suzy Carter, to learn more about a college alumni who epitomised the college ethos and left a lasting legacy – an incredible woman who touched the lives of many.
Emily Knaves describes her experience playing as part of the DU Badminton Team, representing the university against other teams. The experience was made possible by the St John’s College Student Opportunities Fund.
Talitha Hookway tells of the thrill of singing with Durham University Gospel Choir in Durham Cathedral during the Easter holidays, made possible by the Student Opportunities Fund.
PhD student and John’s Resident Tutor Emerald Grimshaw tells Catalina Ronzon about her investigations into virtual reality and its potential in the classroom.
Daisy Mitchell continues her conversation with St John’s alum Nigel Hollington. He reveals his advice for the students of St John’s as well as alumni of the college.
Daisy Mitchell talks to John’s alumni Nigel Hollington about his time at John’s as a first generation scholar.
Grant Kuppenheimer reviews the 2024 JMS BBQ, a festival of food and live music
Daisy Mitchell interviews Rosemary Matthews, St John’s alumna and staff, exploring her experience at John’s and how her life has changed after her autism diagnosis at the age of 58.
Luca Hughes Joshi introduces the first ever John’s Chronicle print edition, available to collect around college NOW!
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