Class of 2014

Hi, ’14s! Hope you’ve been enjoying the summer so far. To start off the updates, there are two new members of the extended ’14 family to announce. Katherine (Dwyer) and Sam Winters welcomed baby Arthur this past March. Katherine and Sam met as freshman floormates and are looking forward to putting Arthur in a Dartmouth onesie soon! Veronica (Leonard) LeBlanc and her husband, Tyler, celebrated the birth of son Leonard (Lenny) LeBlanc in September 2024. Speaking of Dartmouth onesies, while I can’t share the photo in the Class Notes, I can assure you Lenny already looks quite fine in his.

Shane O’Neal got married in August 2024 to Chrissy Hayes in Quechee, Vermont. He adds, “It was a special weekend celebrating in the Upper Valley with friends and family, and everyone enjoyed food from Lou’s the morning after.”

Stephanie Uhrig writes in: “After completing my J.D. at Northwestern Law in 2019 and passing the Florida Bar, I decided to move into the wellness space. I started Mimi Yoga with cofounder Mimi Ghandour in 2020 and currently work as chief operating officer. Mimi Yoga started as an online yoga platform during Covid and then transitioned into hosting 200-hour yoga teacher trainings and wellness retreats all over the world. Named ‘Best Fitness Studio in the U.S.’ by ClassPass in 2023, Mimi Yoga now has two physical studio locations in Miami (with a third expected to open in early 2026). I’ve had the incredible experience of noticing several fellow Dartmouth ’14s sign up for class and being able to reach out to them and reconnect as well.”

Shoutout to Michelle Khare, who is featured in Vanity Fair’s article on YouTube’s 20th anniversary this past April for her docuseries Challenge Accepted. Michelle was also interviewed by Katie Couric alongside YouTube’s chief business officer Mary Ellen Coe in a discussion on the future of the streaming platform.

Finally, in case you (naturally) skipped straight to the back pages to read this column or are reading online, don’t miss the article in this issue on Gabe Hoffman-Johnson, who founded Maine’s first professional soccer team, Portland Hearts of Pine. I’ve definitely been eyeing up the Hearts of Pine merch, with its very Dartmouth-reminiscent logo.

Thanks to everyone who wrote in. Remember to share your summer adventures, ’14 meet-ups, and life updates at the email below or at dartmouth2014classnotes@gmail.com!

—Sarah Rossow, 119 Heath St., London NW3 6SS; (651) 769-7344; s.m.rossow@gmail.com