Alumni Events & News

A group of Johnian alumni enjoyed a cooking demonstration at Caractère, Emily Roux’s Michelin starred restaurant in Notting Hill this month.

24 Hours in the Kill Zone won the digital news category at the 2026 Royal Television Society Awards. The full-length film by journalist John Sparks (1994) premiered on YouTube where it has gained more than 1.7 million views

A group of more than 30 Johnians met up for an evening of drinking at the historic The Travellers' Club in Paris this month.

The Johnian historian and former journalist was appointed by the King in April.

Dominic Hall (2013) is applying artificial intelligence to one of agriculture’s most pressing challenges: how to improve a crop’s yield and ability to thrive in the face of climate change.

Ben Shepherd (1999), the Principal of Developing Trade Consultants, delivers a direct assessment of the turbulent international trade environment.

Julia PG Jones MBE (2000), Professor of Conservation Science at Bangor University, spoke with us about her passion for nature conservation.

As investment in AI and energy surges to unprecedented levels, Joy Chatterjee (1992) offers a unique perspective on the global forces shaping the next era of infrastructure.

Now returning to the UK after a distinguished tenure with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, James Burton (1992) shares the tracks that defined his musical path.

Historian Helen McCarthy (2008) shared with Beaufort Society members a talk about the social and cultural history of retirement since 1945.

Brian Perkins (2001), President of AB InBev, West Europe, and the CEO of Budweiser Brewing Group UK and Ireland, reflects here on what it takes to be a leader.

A thriving community of Johnians met up at an alumni event last month in Singapore to reminisce, network and make plans

The Johnian Society organised a trip to the Lake District to visit the landscape of St John's alumnus William Wordsworth

From magical headliners to stunning fireworks - and a few persistent gatecrashers - memories of the May Ball last a lifetime.