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March - April 2026
Class Note 1997. Congratulations to Christie Jackson, the new curator and director of exhibitions at the Concord Museum in Concord, Massachusetts.
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January-February 2026
Class Note 1997. We hit a slow news cycle for this issue, but I am looking forward to lots of exciting developments for 2026.
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November-December 2025
Class Note 1997. Congratulations to Brother Pháp Lu’u (formerly Douglas Bachman), who, with coauthor Brother Pháp Xa, just published Hiking Zen: Train Your Mind in Nature.
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September-October 2025
Congratulations to Alison Fragale on her book Likeable Badass: How Women Get the Success They Deserve.
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July-August 2025
I am sad to report Jesse Kearney passed away on March 6 in Newark, New Jersey, after undergoing emergency surgery following a sudden brain bleed in January.
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May-June 2025
Can you believe many of us are 50 or turning a half century this year? Here’s how some ’97s are commemorating this milestone birthday.
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March-April 2025
Wrapping up the last column’s trip down memory lane, Nadine Evans Oliver recalled our Winter 1995 Spanish language study abroad: “I have so many great memories from Querétaro.
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January-February 2025
This year marks the 30th anniversary of my Spanish language study abroad (LSA) in Querétaro, Mexico, an amazing experience filled with new friendships and daily adventures. I still remember when everything clicked and I began dreaming in Spanish.
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November-December 2024
We are in back-to-school season as I write this, and one ’97 is returning to the classroom—as a student. In August Kristin Brenneman Eno began a master’s of arts in religion program at Yale Divinity School.
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September-October 2024
Roger Federer wasn’t the only one to ace his speech at the College’s Commencement in June. Congratulations to Kenny Mitchell, who delivered Tuck’s investiture address on June 8.
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July-August 2024
Congratulations to Tim Redl, who this fall will become chair of the department of mathematics and statistics at the University of Houston-Downtown, where he has been on the faculty for nearly 20 years.
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May-June 2024
On January 31 the class of 1997 launched its first installment of “How Did They Do It?”—a live virtual gathering featuring different classmates each time talking about how they got started in their careers, major milestones along the way, and some of