News & Stories

By Grace Dixon ('23-’25)
Celebrating co-residency which reshaped the heart of the College.
Inside the Warden’s Dinner Series, where students met the leaders steering Australia’s future in science, strategy, sustainability, and the Brisbane...
By Joaquin Kosegarten-Villarreal
Inside the Academic Success Dinner 2025
We were delighted to host the 2025 Alumni of the Year Awards and the Old Johnians’ Association Annual Reunion Dinner. With a record turnout, the...
By Amelia Webster (‘24-’25)
A visit to Quandamooka Country where Elders shared profound reflections on loss, strength, and renewal.
By Genevieve Broadley (‘95-’97), President, OJA
A year defined by packed gatherings, standout achievements, and a lot of laughter.
Professor Jeffrey Dunn recieves the UQ Alumni Award
Recipient of the 2025 Colleges’ UQ Alumni Award, Professor Jeffrey Dunn AO, has spent more than four decades shaping the global conversation on cancer...
Strength in Spirit: A Banner Year for John’s in the ICC
By John Higgins (‘23-’25)
2025 has been an exceptional year for St John’s College and its participation within the ICC. Having secured the Men’s Overall and...
Artist in Residence Asha Stewart
By Asha Stewart (‘25)
When I began my Artist in Residence journey at St John’s, I wanted to capture the feeling of life here – the movement, warmth, and quiet...
Happy attendees at the St John's 50 Year Club Lunch 2025
The 2025 50 Year Club Lunch brought together Old Johnians who joined the College before 1976 for a day of reunion, laughter and shared memories.
Meeting at Tobu Top Tours with Qantas July 2024
By Paul Summers (86–88)
Paul Summers is the Director for Japan and Korea at Tourism and Events Queensland. With a career spanning over two decades in tourism and an earlier...
Glenn Christensen playing
By Triona Maddick, Director of Advancement
It’s a bright Brisbane morning when I meet violinist Glenn Christensen (08-11), who has recently returned from Germany, after several years performing...
Rose Alwyn, Elizabeth Jameson AM, Dr Robyn Littlewood and Catherine Parkinson (04-06)
By Eleanor (Nell) Hanly, Student Club Vice-President 2025
Our inaugural Women in Leadership High Tea at the Warden’s Lodge brought together student residents and inspiring leaders, Dr Robyn Littlewood and...
St John's men's hockey
By Sam Mellick (23-25), Bachelor Commerce/BScience, 2025 Sports Convenor
Semester 1 of 2025 has been a dynamic and competitive start for St John’s College in the ICC, with both the Men’s and Women’s teams showing tenacity,...
St John's performing arts
By Freddie Klein (20-22) Performing Arts Coordinator
The creative and culturally minded contingent of St John’s College is to be commended on an outstanding effort in Semester 1, with strong results...
Equity and Inclusion at St John’s
By Sophie Williams (23-25) Bachelor Speech Pathology - 2025 Equity & Inclusion Officer
As companies have been investing into their Equity and Inclusion profiles in recent years, St John’s College has followed suit and offers two students...
Family Night 2025
A beloved annual event on the St John’s College calendar, Family Night is a chance to warmly welcome new families, reconnect with old friends, and...
Uncle Rod Williams with Rose Alwyn and Dr Sam Crooms
By Rose Alwyn, Warden and CEO
This year’s National Reconciliation Week theme, Bridging Now to Next, invited us to reflect not only on the past but on the shared future we’re...
Peter Carnley Dinner
In May, St John’s College hosted The Peter Carnley Scholarship Dinner, bringing together Old Johnians, friends and supporters to celebrate a growing...
Gayan in parliament receiving a Fulbright from Ambassador Caroline Kennedy
Gayan Benedict has forged an illustrious career in IT and technology. He is at the cutting-edge of global research, policy and implementation of the...
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Acknowledgement of Country

St John's College acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands on which we live and learn, the Turrbal and Jagera peoples, and pay our respects to their Elders past and present. We acknowledge their ongoing spiritual and cultural connections to land, community and to Maiwar, the Brisbane River, on which our College now stands. We appreciate and value the interconnection of all First Nations people who visit this place.

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