From January 4–8, 2021, Annapolis tutors David Townsend and Brendan Boyle taught Virgil’s Aeneid as part of the first-ever Winter Classics, modeled after the popular Summer Classics program. We spoke with Boyle about the Aeneid, his relationship with the text, and its vital undercurrents of loss and love.
At his summer 2020 Hodson internship with NASA Innovative Advanced Concepts (NIAC), Austin Dumas (A21) frequently employed one of the quintessential skills students practice at St. John’s: the ability to formulate questions.
As the United States surpasses a year of COVID-impacted life, St. John’s College’s frontline workers—including members of buildings and grounds, public safety, and more—have been working consistently throughout the last 12 months to keep campus running and provide the community with essential services.
The First-gen Forward designation was recently awarded to St. John’s College in Santa Fe. First-gen Forward recognizes institutions nationwide that show a commitment to improving college experiences and academic outcomes for first-generation students, and St. John’s is the first institution in New Mexico to be given the designation.
A scholar, author, and educator, Teasel Muir-Harmony (A04) plays a key role shaping how the world understands space exploration as curator of the Apollo Collection at the Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum.
