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November-December 2025

Class Note 1981. Greetings! Howard Morse and I are pleased to begin our term as your new class cosecretaries, to serve until our 50th (!) reunion. Please send us updates, anecdotes, brags—the works.
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September-October 2025

Thanks to chairs Ellen Brout Lindsey and Rick Silverman and the talent and hard work of some 50 classmates, our 45th reunion was outstanding.

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July-August 2025

I hope everyone who made it to our 45th reunion had an “’81-derful” time. I’m submitting this in April, so there’s no telling how it went.
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March-April 2025

Our upcoming 45th reunion (June 19-22) is less than a Dartmouth quarter away and early registration is open! Watch your inbox and snail mailbox for registration info and links. Early birds receive a discount and an L.L.Bean class of ’81 tote bag.
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January-February 2025

Rime ice and lid-loosening wind gusts greeted hikers along the peaks of the N.H. Presidential Range late fall after a resplendent autumn foliage show.
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November-December 2024

Class of ’81 top story: Chris Meledandri was inducted into the Dartmouth Entrepreneurs Hall of Fame in September. Congratulations, Chris!
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September-October 2024

Many members of the class—including Byron Boston, Jim Rill, Joe McLaughlin, Frank Cosolito, Fred Koberna, and Jeff Kemp—attended the wonderful celebration of life for Coach Buddy Teevens ’79 at Memorial Field.
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July-August 2024

Thank you to classmates who respond to the thought- and memory-provoking “Big Questions.” You make the class communications officers’ jobs easy, edifying, and entertaining.
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March - April 2024

Dartmouth has always espoused roaming the girdled earth. We asked classmates about their undergrad overseas study abroad trips. Many wrote in with memories of exciting weekend and break travels to surrounding regions and countries.
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January-February 2024

The fall foliage season this year in New Hampshire was brilliant at times but desynchronized generally. Rain levels, temperatures, and winds conspired to cause fits and starts to the season most of us enjoyed the most about our time in Hanover.