
New exhibition tells the story of the fight to end transatlantic slavery, its aftermath and legacies
Professor Victoria Avery has co-curated an exhibition at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge titled: 'Rise Up: Resistance, Revolution, Abolition'.
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Professor Victoria Avery has co-curated an exhibition at the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge titled: 'Rise Up: Resistance, Revolution, Abolition'.
A climate intervention that could temporarily hold back global warming by reflecting sunlight back into space is the subject of a St John’s PhD student’s research.
A play written in the 1950s by Johnian scientist Wallace Harper has received its premiere at St John's after his granddaughter, Karen (pictured), contacted the Lady Margaret Players.
Three well-known Johnian entrepreneurs shared key lessons from their career journeys at a panel discussion earlier this month.
Nigel Snaith (1979) has taken over from Claire Griffiths (1985) as Chair of the Johnian Society. We asked him a few questions about his life since St John’s and his hopes for the Johnian Society.
Professor Jean Abraham directs the Precision Breast Cancer Institute which will become part of the new Cambridge Cancer Hospital. She has been a Fellow at St John’s since 2018.
Earlier this month, an insightful virtual talk featuring Johnian and Fellow Professor Graeme Barker (1965) explored the latest discoveries from the Shanidar Cave Project.
Four new members join the Johnian Society Committee. Fiona McIlwham CMG (1992) Laura Day (2014), Jessica Gorman (1985) and Chris Moore (1984).
Six alumni of St John's College were honoured in King Charles III's New Year Honours 2025. David Biddulph (1969), Gilly Carr (1994), Jessica Glover (1995), Susannah Hardyman (2004), Clare Harvey (2003) and Timothy Insoll (1992).
Earlier this month, members of the Development Office embarked on an exciting trip to visit alumni on the East Coast, beginning in the vibrant city of New York City and then heading to the historic, cobbled streets of Boston.
Paul Cobb (1974) has been a farmer, a conservationist and a newspaper columnist. Now he has embarked on a career as a novelist.
Five spooky stories written by the Johnian community. These chilling tales, many set in St John's itself, tell of mysterious noises, ancient books and ghostly goings-on.
The Beaufort Society’s Annual Meeting took place at St John’s on Saturday 12 October.