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September-October 2022
Hey again ’93s, hope you all are having a good summer and getting ready for the fall ahead.
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July-August 2022
Lauren Greenberg passed along a great Instagram post from @50yearsof womeningreen: “Today we want to recognize the former co-captains of the ’93 softball team, Lauren Greenberg and Erika Biseler.
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May-June 2022
Hello again, ’93s, and happy spring…at last. A couple of public service announcements this month and one personal plug.
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March-April 2022
Greetings, ’93s! I am hoping by publication this pervasive Omicron strain has eased (and not been replaced!) and that you and your families are healthy and well.
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January-February 2022
Hello again, ’93s, hope you’re all well. This month we have a literary edition of Class Notes focusing on our classmates who have published books.
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November-December 2021
As I (Natalie) write this, summer term is wrapping up and the ’25s are getting ready to join the Big Green family. And, sometimes, joining the Dartmouth family means keeping it in the family!
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September-October 2021
Hey, ’93s. With so many of us vaccinated, the world has begun to reopen, very quickly actually, as I write this in early June.
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July-August 2021
Greetings, ’93s! Big news haul, so let’s get to it! Munir Haddad, our class social media guru, along with class president Veree Hawkins Brown, set up an awesome 50th birthday Zoom celebration in April.
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May-June 2021
Hello, ’93s, hope you’re all doing well. It’s almost summer and that alone feels like a victory.
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March-April 2021
Greatnews haul—keep it coming! Munir Haddad reports: “We relocated the family from Marin, California, to Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, in September.
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January-February 2021
Happy 2021, ’93s. Don’t want to jinx us, but it’s got to improve on 2020, right? In the window between writing this and you reading it there will be the most important presidential election of our lifetimes to date to be decided.
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November-December 2020
With the ’24s headed to the Big Green, we asked our classmates for their favorite freshman fall memories.