
President
Nathan Younge
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Johnston Hall, known for its green ivy and iconic clock tower, is located in the center of campus. Commonly known as "the castle," Johnston is home to approximately 350 students throughout the academic year. When participating in special events, we Johnstonites can be seen wearing green, black, and gold. Our mascot is John Stone the Dragon, but each year gets to pick a "nickname" for the mascot .
Previous nicknames include:
2012-2013: Pickles
2013-2014: Donkey
2014-2015: Dr. Agon
2015-2016: Puff
2016-2017: Apen-Deeks
2017-2018: Pickles
2018-2019: GAGA
2022-2023: John Stone
Hey Dragons! My name is Adryan my home town is Missisauga, ON, and I am the 2023-2024 Johnston Hall Vice President. I am in my second year of Human Kinetics and am an aspiring Paramedic! I think that I am a super creative person and am very passionate about making other feel happy and supported. In my spare time I love entertainging and being outdoors. I can't wait for this upcoming Orientation Week and getting to meet new students and taking part in running fun events within my hall!
Why did you join IHC?
"To be more involved in the residence and university community."
What is you favourite part of your hall?
"It’s the most iconic building on campus!"
What is your favourite part about residence?
"Having the ability to make so many friends"
Hello Eveyone! My name is Sydney, my hometown is Sturgeon Country, Alberta, and I am in my final year of English with a minor in Craetive Writing. I am very passionate about creating and consuming art, whether its theatre, writing, or painting, I enjoy it all! My dream job is a freelance writer. A fun fact about me is that I was voted 'Best Sloth Painter' by my acting society and have plans to volunteer at a sloth sanctuary after I graduate (I'm a fan of sloths). I am always up for a spontaneous adventure and love spending time going for coffee and finding new shops. I'll be returning from a study abroad term in England soon, so I'm happy to answer any questions folks might have about studying abroad.
Why did you join IHC?
"To contribute to a positive, supportive and fun residence environment."
What is your favourite part of your hall?
"I love old architecture so I feel very lucky to be in Johnston Hall!"
What is your favorite thing about residence?
"Meeting people whenever I make mac 'n cheese in the mini-lounge."