Waiting for life: Ralph’s story
Johnians Katie and Graham Tatham (2006) have become leaders of a campaign to raise awareness for paediatric organ donation in the UK. Their involvement in the ‘Waiting to Live’ campaign was motivated by a difficult and heart-breaking situation with their young son, Ralph, who was diagnosed with a rare form of liver cancer in January 2023 when he was just three years old.
New Northampton Street Porters’ Lodge
The new Porters’ Lodge on Northampton Street opened earlier this year.
London Christmas Drinks 2024
Please join us in the stunning Old Hall, situated in the heart of Inner Temple in central London to celebrate the festive season!
Alumni get-together in Boston
We are delighted to invite you to an evening of drinks and canapés at the Harvard Faculty Club in Boston on Friday 15 November.
Meet the Master in New York 2024
Please join us for a dinner hosted by the Master, Mrs Heather Hancock (1984), in New York City.
Spooky Stories Virtual Night
Gather around your computer screens as we delve into an evening of eerie tales and ghostly legends!
Johnian Society Financial Services Networking Evening: Asset Management
The Johnian Society is delighted to invite you to its first Financial Services Networking Evening on Tuesday 15 October at 35 New Broad Street, near Liverpool Street, London. The aim of these evenings is to bring together Johnians who work across the financial services sector for an evening of insightful discussions, networking and collaboration.
Christina Faraday: art and ideas
Christina Faraday (2011) is a historian of art and ideas, Research Fellow and lecturer at the University of Cambridge. In this article she talks about her interest in Tudor and Jacobean art and her career as an art historian.
Career Spotlight: Sarah Langslow (1999)
Sarah Langslow (1999) is an executive coach and founder of her own leadership development business. Here she talks about her career journey and rowing.
Beaufort Society Annual Meeting 2024
Date & Time Saturday 12 October, 12pm – 6pm Guests … Continued