“I love taking apart things that aren’t working and putting them back together again,” says Phelosha Collaros (SF00). Since becoming the St. John’s College Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations in 2016, she has done exactly that: revamping two collegewide departments and creating another from scratch, all while staff and budgets were being downsized.
In 1952, W. E. B. Du Bois delivered an historic lecture at St. John’s College in Annapolis. This month, both campuses commemorated the 70th anniversary of this important event by holding all-college seminars on the speech that he gave. Du Bois is the only author to lecture at the college who is also a mainstay of the college’s reading list.
Retired Harvard professor reflects on reading, religion, academic redemption, and his reasons for giving.
With buildings ranging in construction date from the 1800s to 2008, the St. John’s Annapolis dormitory buildings have plenty of stories to tell—hear what they have to say with this written tour by current student Wyatt Sweeney (A23).
Operating in collaboration with the Women’s Empowerment Collective, AMP began in 2020 as a limited pilot program available to female-identifying members of Santa Fe’s incoming freshman class. As of fall 2021, it has been open to all the campus’s female-identifying students.
