Class of 2014

Happy summer, ’14s! I hope this issue of the alumni magazine has given you some Dartmouth-related summer reading ideas.

In terms of ’14 authors, this column has previously spotlighted Celeste Winston (How to Lose the Hounds: Maroon Geographies and a World Beyond Policing, 2023), Samara Shanker (Naomi Teitelbaum Ends the World, 2022; Rebecca Reznik Reboots the Universe, 2023), and Cassie Hartt (The Sea Is Salt and So Am I, 2021).

I’m sure there are more ’14 authors out there—it would be great to hear about your novels, children’s books, academic articles, or any other recent projects. As always, send your updates to me directly or to dartmouth2014classnotes@gmail.com.

Daniel Barstein has been working as chairman of the Tahoe Food Hub initiative, a comprehensive endeavor that promotes regenerative farming practices, fosters fair market opportunities for family farms, and strives to enhance access to locally sourced food as well as distributing free food boxes to people in need. Since March 2020 the program has distributed 18,000 food boxes while supporting 50 local farms in the Lake Tahoe area.

Vanessa Trinh married Zach Keeling on September 15, 2023. They had a small, intimate ceremony at the Belmond Villa Sant’Andrea in Taormina, Italy, and a larger celebration with family and friends at Stone Brewing in San Diego in February. Kristen (Nehls) Raimondi and Laura Cressman were part of the bridal party.

Kwame Ohene-Adu married Katie Shelton at historic El Rancho Robles in Oracle, Arizona, on April 13.

Jane Cavalier married Sam Haskel ’16 in December at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh. Many Dartmouth alums were in attendance, including ’14s Griffin Adams, Charlotte Hendren, and Christine Kim.

Finally, Nicola Segal and Jorge Rodriguez ’12 welcomed the arrival of their baby boy, Leo, in January. Nicola writes, “Growing up in London, Leo is set to be a true British gent!”

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