Editor Ella Guy gives her experience of Welcome Week and describes what to expect.
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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.
Arts and Culture Editor Christian O’Brien writes up on the recent Leaver’s Service, and his perspectives as a first year.
Meet fresher Ahmed Latif, David Wilkinson First Generation Scholar 2024-25. From rowing, formals and late-night board games to taking on the role of Welfare Officer for DU Boxing, Ahmed’s time at St John’s College has been nothing short of transformative. Coming from a state school, he wasn’t sure what to expect from Durham — but John’s quickly became a place he could call home. In this interview, he reflects on the friendships, challenges, and unexpected passions he’s discovered along the way, and why St John’s truly lives up to its reputation as the kindest college.
Miro Cafolla reflects on a Café Théologique talk at St John’s College, where speakers explored the complex ties between faith, religion, and war.
Life in John’s editor, Maia Tollner, reviews last Wednesday’s Environment and Fairtrade Formal, which promoted the value of sustainable eating in protecting the environment.
As the year goes on, there are plenty of activities and societies to become involved with. ‘Life in John’s’ Editor Maddy Chammings interviews the President of St. John’s Feminist Society, Martha Thornycroft, to find out more about what they do.
Life in John’s editor, Maia Tollner, reflects on last week’s Faith and Cultures Fayre and the college community’s aims to embrace cultural and religious diversity.
Sports and Societies are at the heart of St John’s, sparking excitement and aspirations in both new and experienced students. Life in John’s editor, Maia Tollner, explores the wide variety of sports and societies available in college, reflecting on the community spirit they foster.
Ella Guy interviews Emi Martin about the joys and challenges of her role as SJCR President.
Milo Cafolla reflects on the inaugural Café Theologique talk focusing on the relationships between food and faith.
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