St. John’s College is older than America. In 1696, while still a Royal Colony of the English, Maryland opened King William’s School in its new
How to Write a St. John’s Paper
Maybe it’s been only a few months since your last academic paper; maybe it’s been a few decades; either way, every graduate student finds something
He Is a Camera
Jaime Marquez (AGI’19): professor, student, photographer… To see more great work, check out Mr. Marquez and other students’ pieces in the latest print issue of Colloquy.
Cheese and Chaucer!
Hummus and Herodotus! The Buddha and Beer! That’s right, it’s After-Seminar Gathering, Santa Fe-Style! Every Thursday night, students, stimulated and frustrated alike by their schoolwork,
Preceptorial Spotlight: Nietzsche’s Later Works
[If you’re wondering what a “preceptorial” is, please visit this post first.] Whack. Bam. Splat. Only onomatopoeiae do justice to how this philosopher’s philosophy aims
