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.
Nigel Turner (1976) on health inequalities and his successful career in the charitable sector.
After recovering from his own burnout at work, Eric Ho (1994) founded Bumblebee Wellbeing to help others prioritise their health and balance this with career success.
Cara Atkinson (2012) explores issues facing victims of domestic abuse, especially during the pressures of the pandemic.
Hear from Emily McKenzie (2002), who supported Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta on his recently published global review on the economics of biodiversity.
A quick Q&A with the Committee’s newest member
The latest news on scenarios under consideration for 2021
Five Johnians were recognised in the Queen's New Year Honours List 2021.
Celebrate the season from the comfort of your home with these festive treats.
Oliver's composition More Up was written for the Able Orchestra, comprising young disabled participants and school-age music students.
As 2020 draws to a close, we highlight the most-viewed stories on the College website to summarise the year at St John's.
On Saturday 17 October, members of the Beaufort Society joined their first ever virtual meeting together.
Now in the final few days of his role, Vice-Master Professor Tim Whitmarsh reflects on the last few months in College and preparations for the start of an academic year like no other.
On Saturday 26 September, alumni came together virtually for Johnian Society Day — organised by Johnians for Johnians to celebrate their shared connection with the College.
Alex Sampson (2014) is part of a Cambridge team creating a DNA vaccine to counter COVID-19.
