Now a reporter at Albuquerque Business First after serving as a Fulbright teaching assistant in the Czech Republic, March has been around the world and back again.
Fueled by autodidactic learning, Shuangyi Li's (SF15) unconventional journey from Asia to Santa Fe is perhaps the most Johnnie thing about her.
“Between St. John’s and the law, there’s a really great overlap between skills that you need to do well. One of them is something most lawyers do very poorly, and St. John’s really trains you in, and that’s listening.”
King was among the college’s “Magnificent Seven,” a self-described cohort of Black students who enrolled at St. John’s amid the landmark Brown vs. Board of Education case.
Bryant Cruse (A73) and Tom Loveland (A84) mentor interns from St. John's by posing them a fundamental philosophical question: What exactly is intelligence?
