Discover what is going on in the Johnian community, inside and outside the College. Read the latest stories from Johnians, follow their career journeys, and benefit from their shared knowledge and experience.
Opinions expressed in Johnian blogs are those of the contributors and not necessarily those of St John’s College.
John Hoyte (1953) shares his account of crossing the Alps with an elephant in tow!
Emmie Bidston (1996) writes about her research into leadership, the course she created and the book she co-authored: Leader: Know, love and inspire your people.
Eileen Hunt Botting (1993), Professor of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame, writes about her career journey in academia and how she works to give women writers the recognition they’re due.
Hear from three Johnians working in healthcare during the pandemic – Tom Foley (2005), Sophie Callis and Raj Jayarajasingam (1993) – and read their views on how our attitudes and practices might positively change post-COVID-19.
Co-Founder of Wren Therapeutics, a spin-off pharmaceutical company from the University, and Entrepreneur-In-Residence at St John's.
The JEC was revitalised in 2019/20. Co-President Mary Letey summarises the Club's aims and activities, including alumni involvement.
Jen sums up her career journey since leaving St John's, including the launch of a surprisingly relevant fitness app during the pandemic.
Schools Liaison and Access Officer, Gaia Lambert, writes about what St John's is doing to break down barriers to higher education.
An entrepreneur with experience in sustainable investment, Duncan shares his thoughts on the climate crisis and entrepreneurship.
Serial freelancer and author of The Freelance Bible, Alison Grade (1989), discusses her own career journey and shares tips for budding freelancers.
