The College facilities are first class. The new purpose-built Fisher Building provides for a wide range of activities. There are well-equipped rooms for music, drawing and art, particularly useful for students studying Music, Architecture and Engineering. The art room is also available for recreational use. Those interested in drama have workshop space and a large auditorium.
Rooms are also available for meetings and seminars.
A superb Library, housing excellent computer and study facilities in addition to a large open-access collection of undergraduate material was opened in 1994. St. John's can provide accommodation for all its undergraduates during their years in Cambridge. Most students live initially in the modern Cripps Building, moving to older parts of the college in their later years. St. John's has its own small theatre located in the School of Pythagoras. One of the oldest British University buildings still in use, it has been suitably modernised for contemporary productions.