As the St. John’s College croquet team gears up to compete against the U.S. Naval Academy at the 33rd annual Annapolis Cup, we interviewed former croquet team members about this unique tradition. Here is Kit Linton (A97), a former Imperial Wicket.
Since graduating from St. John’s College, Heather Wilde (A99) has exhibited the versatility of a St. John’s education. She’s worked for startups and large corporations as a flight attendant, a director of HR, and helped launch an online service company. We caught up with Wilde, who was just named to the Board of Advisors at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, School of Engineers.
Kristen Luchsinger (A15) recently won a medal at the Chambliss Astronomy Achievement Student Awards poster competition, held by the American Astronomical Society. We caught up with her to discuss her love of science and how the science program at St. John’s College prepared her for graduate studies in astronomy.
"A Horseback Ride to the Soul," produced, directed and written by Aimee Barry Broustra, a Graduate Institute student (SFGI15), won Best Documentary in the New Mexico Filmmakers Showcase, where it screened at the Jean Cocteau Cinema, last weekend.
Hannah Mir Jayanti (SF07), a documentary filmmaker and photographer in Brooklyn, New York, has a very specific compositional aesthetic.
