Beaufort Society members return to St John’s for Annual Meeting 2026
Members of the Beaufort Society and their guests gathered at St John’s on Saturday 10 October for the Society’s Annual Meeting
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Members of the Beaufort Society and their guests gathered at St John’s on Saturday 10 October for the Society’s Annual Meeting
In September this year, our team of student callers had the privilege of connecting with Johnians around the world as part of the 2026 Telethon. Read more here.
More than £12.7 million was raised in philanthropic support in the 2025/2026 financial year, an extraordinary contribution from Johnians and friends that is helping to shape life at St John’s today and strengthen its future.
Author Mark Wells is a former Domestic Bursar of St John's. He reveals some of the mysteries and hidden histories of the College.
Andrea Dimitracopoulos helped launch Drug Design for Global Health, an open-access AI platform to accelerate research into malaria, tuberculosis and neglected tropical diseases
A panel of leading Johnian entrepreneurs spoke about recent trends and challenges in the biotech and healthtech landscape.
The Master of St John’s College, Heather Hancock, would like to invite you to our Winter Warmer on Saturday 5 December.
Next year will mark the centenary of the Women's Boat Race. Olympian Annamarie Phelps (1984) looks back on the history of women's rowing and discusses what is next for the sport.
Munro bagging is the term used for attempting to climb all of the 283 Scottish peaks over 3,000 feet. We hear from two Johnians who have managed to collect them all.
Emma Innes (2008) has published a book on how she beat a constant fear of being sick that left her weak and underweight.