What anarchism can tell us about life in the ancient world
Ancient history is full of powerful states and empires – but what happened when people resisted them? Professor Josephine Crawley Quinn’s inaugural free lecture explores a different side of ancient history
Is anybody out there – and are we unique?
Chapel Lecture will explore life’s biggest mysteries alongside humankind’s place and purpose in the universe at St John’s College on 4 November 2026
University awards prizes to outstanding St John’s students
From medics to musicians, top-performing members of St John’s College have been recognised for their impressive academic achievements and work
Students from 142 schools and colleges to join St John’s
The College received 1,501 applications in the 2026 round, with A-level entrants averaging more than three A*s each, International Baccalaureate entrants averaging 44 overall, and 73.4 per cent of UK entrants coming from the state sector
