When the Class of 1941 completed St. John’s College, TIME thought the occasion notable enough to ask its remaining members about their plans for the future. Coming of age in an era of global uncertainty, they could only plan for so much.
El’ad Nichols-Kaufman (A25) investigates a pivotal chapter in college history.
The skies were clear and spirits high at Commencement ceremonies in Annapolis and Santa Fe.
Introducing a three-part series examining the history of the first class of the New Program.
"r aster syrell: Approaching the Garden," May 2–July 13 at /m; "Thinking in the Long Term: Publications by Glenstone," May 2–August 15 at the Greenfield Library. Exhibitions are free and open to the public.
