The Review · Pod On The Quad Teacher Alums (Ep. 3)
In this series of Pod on the Quad, we invited teachers who attended St. John's as students to talk about how their time here has changed. In the final...
The Review · Pod On The Quad Teacher Alums Ep. 2
In this series of Pod on the Quad, we invited teachers who attended St. John's as students to talk about how their time here has changed. In the second...
In this new series of Pod on the Quad, we invited teachers who attended St. John's as students to talk about how their time here has changed. In the first part of this series, we interviewed Ms. Kerr '01.
The...
In 2013, alum Ryan Soroka (‘02) opened 8th Wonder Brewery, the sixth brewery ever in Houston, after overcoming many obstacles, including getting his college major changed four times and losing his desk job in 2008.
After ten years of editing, writing and revising, Caroline Frost (‘99) will be at Murder by the Book on Feb. 19 to read excerpts from and sign her debut novel, “Shadows of Pecan Hollow.”
After seeing low-income and elderly communities struggle to gain access to healthcare during the pandemic, Sunnie Liu (‘17), a rising senior at Yale, started the Texas branch of the nonprofit TeleHealth Access for Seniors.
The 2020 election has surmounted both voting records and expectations of many members in the St. John's community. The Review Online put together a special election package featuring stories of students, faculty and alumni in Congress to showcase the tremendous influence politics has on and off campus.
Three days after the movie “The Lost Husband” was added to Netflix, Katherine Center (‘90), the author of the original novel, woke to discover that the film had become number one on Netflix US charts.
On Feb. 18, Congresswoman Lizzie Pannill Fletcher ('93) spoke to members of SPEC and WHEE about her work on the House Science, Space and Technology Committee.
Sisyphus is rolling a boulder towards the Grand Hilbert Hotel. The hotel has an infinite number of rooms, but they are all full, so they may not be able to accommodate him or his boulder. If you choose to divert him, his boulder will destroy the Ship of Theseus. But the ship has had all of its constituent parts replaced, so it may not actually be the same ship. Is Sisyphus happy?
