In which a senior ponders the beginning of the end…
By Brian Liu I like storybooks because I can get from them a sense of finality and closure that I often cannotContinue Reading
Category: Alumni
Alumni Reflections Applying to St. John's Internships & Fellowships St. John's College Annapolis Student Activities The Program
Continuing to Live the Questions: An Interview With Joseph Wood (A12)
By B.D. McClay Continuing with our profiles of alumni-one-year-out, here’s Joseph Wood, who believes in God. Joseph Wood! You andContinue Reading
In My Beginning Is My—
By B.D. McClay In Marilynne Robinson’s novel Home, a middle-aged woman named Glory returns to her father’s house after aContinue Reading
Striving for Perfection: An Interview with Rebecca Needhammer (SF12)
By B.D. McClay Continuing with our recent alumni profiles. . .here’s an interview with Rebecca Needhammer: ballet instructor, Tolstoy enthusiast,Continue Reading
Alumni Reflections Applying to St. John's St. John's College Annapolis Student Activities The Program
Beauty Writing for Ugly People: An Interview with Emalie (A12)
By B.D. McClay Continuing with our profiles of recent alumni and what they’re up to, here’s a conversation with Emalie,Continue Reading
Doing Something in the World: An Interview with Lydia Hovey (A12)
By B.D. McClay Continuing with our profiles of recent alumni, here’s Lydia Hovey, who is training to become a volunteerContinue Reading
Liberally Educated, Gainfully Employed: An Interview with Kate Havard (A12)
By B.D. McClay Continuing on with alumni stories, here’s a graduate of the Annapolis class of 2012 who not onlyContinue Reading
Alumni Reflections Applying to St. John's Internships & Fellowships St. John's College Annapolis The Program
Useful But Free: Reflections on Education at St. John’s and Beyond
By Adam Maraschky After graduating from high school, I thought I was done with multiple choice tests and slideContinue Reading
How to Use Your Liberal Education
By B.D. McClay Mr. Nathan Goldman, the editor of this blog, contacted me, along with some other recent graduates, hopingContinue Reading
The Johnnie Chair 