Traditions
By Robin Lancaster Some of us wanted to take the time to tell you about a few of the manyContinue Reading
Category: Academics
τὰ µαθήματα – A colloquy on mathematics’ role in the Program
By Robert Castle Preparing for reaccreditation, SJC-SF is hosting a series of colloquia throughout the school year. Each meeting addressesContinue Reading
PET SEMATARY
By Isabella Copeland Early in Freshman Lab, I had the opportunity to dissect the nervous system of a cat. NowContinue Reading
That’s Why I Do It
By Isabella Copeland These first five weeks as a freshman, here at St. John’s, have been the most challenging and rewardingContinue Reading
Wisdom from the Past for Freshmen
By Michael Hansen As I start my junior year, I cannot help but notice the influx of many new freshmen.Continue Reading
Farewell, Johnnie Chair
By Brian Liu Graduation is on May 15th. Afterwards I will no longer be working with the Johnnie Chair orContinue Reading
Bioinformatics and Liberal Arts?
By Brian Liu Mr. Randy “Siqi” Zhao is an international student in the class of 2016. Recently here he turnedContinue Reading
Math at St. John’s and Project Euclid
By Robin Lancaster I vividly remember sitting in my first Freshman Math on the first day. In high school IContinue Reading
Turning the Beat Around: Kant’s Philosophical Revolution
By Garri Saganenko Immanuel Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason is the central text of modern philosophy. Thus the pretensions that attachContinue Reading
The Johnnie Chair 