Editors’ message
It has been a busy year at St John’s and you can read about the academic achievements and research projects of Johnians in the featured articles and reports. Extracurricular collegiate life has also been vibrant. The JCR and SBR committees have worked hard to organise events and improve student welfare, the Choir went on their first international tour since 2019 and the LMBC men reclaimed their rightful spot at the head of the river in both May and Lent Bumps.
The College, like wider society, has also been grappling with the challenges and opportunities presented by artificial intelligence and digital technologies. Many of the articles in this issue touch on this theme; you can read about Jelal Hydyrov’s (2022) research placement using machine learning for radiographic reporting, Dr Amy Orben presents her thoughts on the interaction between digital technologies and young people’s mental health and Ifeoma Chike (2022) reflects on the impact that artificial intelligence is having on students and how it may be harnessed as a power for good.
Read more about this year in The Eagle 2024 online with Calameo or download the issue via the links below. You can access all previous issues of The Eagle, dating back to the 1850s, on the main College website.
Editor: Ellie Collingwood
