Salomon Cordova (SF22), a native New Mexican, has always been interested in social and political issues native to his state鈥攈is St. John鈥檚 education has served as an extension of this concern and a force driving him to pursue a career in public policy.
Recent graduate, Aviral Chawla (SF22), has had part of his senior essay on Smith published by Liberty Fund鈥檚 Adam Smith Works. Chawla, who is currently a teaching assistant at the University of Vermont, says that he is 鈥渁 huge admirer of the Liberty Fund鈥� and is honored beyond words to have his work be represented in their repertoire.
After a pandemic-induced hiatus, Johnnies from different generations got a chance to meet and rekindle their Johnnie spirits at the seminar table and other activities during Reunion Weekend.
Published by The MIT Press, Peter Pesic鈥檚 new book Sounding Bodies completes a trilogy on the profound influence of music on the sciences. A long-time tutor at St. John鈥檚 College in Santa Fe, he is Director of the Science Institute and Musician-in-Residence.
Wiles's work requires careful analysis and a drive to learn about complex subjects quickly, and Wiles is adept at both. She credits these abilities, in part, to her time at St. John鈥檚.
