Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead is a play in which Tom Stoppard resurrects and extrapolates on the lives of twoContinue Reading
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Studying Opera at St. John’s: A Personal Reflection
By Camy Hines (Note: Just because we don’t study singing opera doesn’t mean we can’t attempt it.) In the springContinue Reading
Why St. John’s? Reflections of a UWC student
Posted on behalf of Szymon Galazka Before we ask ourselves “Why should I go to St. John’s?”, we can askContinue Reading
Work, Celebration, and Tradition During Senior Writing Period
It’s mid February and this is actually the first week that seniors are back in classes. After all students returnedContinue Reading
Staff Spotlight: Rachelle Munsey
By: Rediet Worku There was a soothing quality to the atmosphere inside of the apartment, like the scent of freesia—Continue Reading
The Senior Essay, and Writing Period
Posted on behalf of Dorothy Bowerfind. The Annapolitan sunset on January 7, 2019 found freshmen considering the One and theContinue Reading
What is French like at St. John’s College?
We often get asked questions about our language tutorial, specifically what it is like to learn French on the Program.Continue Reading
