Diocese of Rupert's Land, most recently in 1992 and 2002. The college is governed through a bicameral system: The College Council determines the overall direction, policies, and financing of the college; and the College Assembly has responsibility for academic matters within the college and for the day-to-day operation of the college (including approving the annual budget) within the fiscal policies established by Council. The council is also responsible for maintaining a direct formal connection with the Diocese of Rupert's Land. The council has representation from both the Diocese and from Assemble, including at least 1 student. All Fellows and Officers of the college are members of Assembly, which also includes representation from students of the college and Diocesan Council. While having its own Council and Assembly, in all academic matters other than the Theology program, the college is subject to the regulations of the University of Manitoba Senate. Student life The college has its own residence for students attending the University of Manitoba, which has a membership of 100 students. Students at St. John's are represented by the St. John's College Students' Association (SJCSA). See also See the St.John's Rugby Football Club for an early Canadian football team founded and operated for 31 seasons by St. John's College students. References Further reading Bumsted, John M. 2001. The University of Manitoba: An Illustrated History. Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press. —— 2005. St John's College: Faith and Education in Western Canada. Winnipeg: St. John's College Press and University of Manitoba Press. . Lay summary. —— 2006. St John's College: The Origins of Higher Education in Western Canada. Winnipeg: St. John's College Press and University of Manitoba Press. Frazer, W. J. 1966. "A History of St. John's College, Winnipeg" (M.A. thesis). University of Manitoba. Wilmot, Laurence. 2002. The St John's College Story: A Documentary. Winnipeg: St. John's College Press. External links St. John's College website University of Manitoba 1866 establishments in Canada Educational institutions established in 1866 Christian schools in Manitoba Anglican schools in Canada