The Work of Translation
By Alison Tretina Over the course of freshman year, I have found translation to be an indispensable part of theContinue Reading
Category: The Program
The Value of Liberal Education
By Nathan Goldman Over at the Huffington Post, Christopher Nelson, president of St. John’s in Annapolis, blogs about a pressing andContinue Reading
“When You Know Better, You Do Better”: A Senior’s Reflections on St. John’s
By Grace Tyson The following is a slightly modified form of a speech originally delivered on April 18, at theContinue Reading
Senior Oral Done!
By Bilsana Bibic Hi everyone, I had my senior oral on Monday and I wanted to share the experience andContinue Reading
Mad World
By Alice Loofbourrow As we study King Lear in sophomore language, I’ve been thinking a lot about madness. In highContinue Reading
The Beauty of Bewilderment
By Nathan Goldman Modern views of education frequently hold one of two objects as education’s end: the acquisition of knowledgeContinue Reading
How Beer Gave Us Civilization?
By A.J. Peters In a nod to seniors studying Darwin, blatant self-celebration of my own birthday, and as a sortContinue Reading
St. John’s in WWII era LIFE Magazine
By A.J. Peters I was just peeking around the St. John’s website, and found a page of links to different newsContinue Reading
Spring Break and Writing Period
By A.J. Peters After a fantastic spring break, I’m back at St. John’s. I had a great visit with familyContinue Reading
The Johnnie Chair 