St John's College is a small, Anglican College located on the University of Manitoba campus in Winnipeg, Canada . St John's College was officially opened by Bishop Robert Machray on November 1, 1866 but the College's roots lie in the early years of the Red River Settlement. St John’s College is a small college situated on the north perimeter of the University of Manitoba’s Fort Garry campus. Students who enrol at St John’s College receive full credit from the University of Manitoba for all their courses, and have the additional opportunity to study and interact with faculty and other students in a community setting. The courses taught in the college are part of the University of Manitoba degree programs. St John’s College is governed by its own Council and Assembly, but in all academic matters other than the Theology program, the College is subject to the regulations of the Senate of the University of Manitoba. Students do not have to be Anglican to attend the College, nor do they have to take part in religious activities at the college.

St. John's College features the Diploma in Applied Theology. This diploma will help students establish a learning base for their roles within the ministry.

Housing fees include 19 meals per week plus a snack on Sunday night. St John's offers college residence-style accommodations at a reasonable price during the summer months and at times during the academic year. All our rooms are single, with shared bathrooms and showers. Hallways are segregated by gender. We also offer complete meal plans and have a newly renovated Dining Hall to meet all of your needs. Fully furnished two-bedroom suites are also available. Suites are fully self-contained with separate bedrooms, sitting room, kitchenette, and private bathroom.

Many University of Manitoba courses are offered in St John’s College classrooms each year. These courses are open to all University of Manitoba students, and, while College members are not required to take any courses at St John’s, they are invited to do so. Members have the opportunity to register in advance in courses offered in the College. It is possible for first-year students to meet the requirements for University by selecting courses timetabled at the College. St John’s College has organized sample first-year timetables for popular combinations of Arts and Science courses scheduled at the College, including a timetable for students interested in applying to professional faculties such as Medicine, Dentistry, or Pharmacy. Students can often select many of their upper-level degree requirements from courses offered within the College as well.

The Institute for Anglican Ministry (IAM) is the extension arm of the Faculty of Theology. Its mandate is to provide training to help people articulate their faith and to equip them for ministry with a sense of confidence and integrity consistent with the heritage of the Anglican Church

Presently our community is formed by students of the Fort Garry Campus; fellows of the College and from the general public of Winnipeg. Worship embodies a rich diversity of traditional and contemporary forms of Anglican liturgy and music

Construction of the Robert B. Schultz Lecture Theatre at St John's College is set to begin. In full partnership with the University of Manitoba, the College is extremely pleased that construction of the 250 seat lecture theatre is underway with an anticipated completion date of spring 2008.

The Institute for Anglican Ministry (IAM) is the extension arm of the Faculty of Theology. Its mandate is to provide training to help people articulate their faith and to equip them for ministry with a sense of confidence and integrity consistent with the heritage of the Anglican Church.

St. John's College has its own library of religious and secular texts, including selections of Canadian literature and a collection of rare books, as well as its own chapel with various services Monday-Thursday and on Sunday.