Class of 2010

I have gained the power to email the entire class and request updates, so we are awash in news! (Un)fortunately, there is no “reply-all,” so you are all safe from any ironic throwback Blitz war attempts, at least for now.

Colleen Doherty graduated from Temple Law School in May and was admitted to the Pennsylvania Bar this October. Colleen is practicing immigration law in Philly, working with clients across the country, and writes, “I feel really lucky to be at a good firm doing work I love.”

Nick Dawe was engaged to Hayley Gillespie while sailing in the Waitemata Harbour of Auckland, New Zealand, on April 25. Hayley is from New Zealand, where they met and live. In 2023 Nick started a rowing and water sport distribution company: Aotearoa Boat Co. Ltd. If you find yourself on vacation in Auckland, look him up.

Jenn Boyle ’11 married Eric Pettijohn in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, this December. Ashley Salzar, Joy Campbell, and her husband, Shahen Huda, were in attendance.

Harry Taylor cofounded Othership, a social wellness experience centered around saunas and ice baths in his hometown Toronto, Canada. He is proud to report the recent opening of the flagship location in New York City. Jordan Kling recently organized a reunion at the N.Y.C. location, gathering a dozen-plus Dartmouth grads to celebrate together.

Last summer Nathan Bruschi and Roanna Wang ’13 welcomed their second child, Milo, who joins big sister Cora and pet rabbit Gingerbread. They enjoyed meeting up at the Mill City Farmers Market in Minneapolis with Nathan’s freshman roommate and big-man-about-Minnesota Tay Stevenson and 2010 alumni councilor Sam Edandison. Nathan serves as president of the Dartmouth Club of the Midwest and is the youngest member of the Dartmouth book club by a couple decades. Nathan also attended the belated bachelor party for Ben Matthies in Hanover with Brenton Raynor, Robert Higdon, Alex Yang, John Lane, and Corey Eng as well as Alan Kwan ’09 and Chris Chen ’09.

In July Emily Mirengoff and her husband, Srikanth Damera (Columbia ’12), welcomed a perfect daughter into the world. Safoura Damera owns swag from both of her parents’ alma maters, but Emily knows she looks best in forest green.

Victoria Boggiano and her husband, Bob, had son William in May of last year. He is excited to join them for reunions this summer!

Ethan Lubka and his wife, Christina, had their second child in December and now have two girls, Annabeth (3) and Eliana (newborn). They spent Christmas with Erik Douglas, who married Christina’s sister, Elizabeth, in 2017.

James Lill writes that he legally became an uncle to all three of Andrew Pollack’s children.

Finally, Adam Dohner writes with the absolute most important kind of update: The year 2024 marked a significant milestone in the ongoing prank war between Adam Dohner and his mother, in which DAMs are surreptitiously planted where the other will unexpectedly find them (not unlike the age-old practice of “icing” one’s camping buddies). In October, after helping to set up her new iPhone, Adam changed her wallpaper to the front cover of the September/October “Family Ties” issue, constituting the first-ever cyberattack in the prank’s history. (Secretary note: This is the kind of news we need. Everyone please live your lives more like this.) In other news, Adam got married and attended the nuptials of his old college pal, June Choe. Both are now living in marital bliss, though not seeing each other as often as they would like, with the distance between Palo Alto and Pasadena, California, simply too formidable for the former cross-country cyclists.

—Kate Farley, 1 Richmond Hill, Irvington, NY 10533; (203) 246-6472; kathleen.erinn.farley@gmail.com