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May-June 2022
Sylvie (Hogg) Murphy, Kate (Knaus) Galston, and Abbey Doolittle enjoyed catching up over a weeklong Roman holiday in early February.
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March-April 2022
For this column, I attempted to contact ’98s who write. In particular, I asked how Dartmouth inspired their writing.
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January-February 2022
Marene Jennings and her boyfriend are moving to south Florida. After nearly two decades living in her hometown of New York City, Marene is relocating to help open a new and expanded West Palm Beach office for Goldman Sachs.
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November-December 2021
Hello, ’98s. I write with a renewed affinity for you and for Dartmouth. Last month I visited the College; my first time there in nearly 10 years. It was wonderful to walk the now-sprawling campus with my wife and kids (2 and 5).
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September-October 2021
I present to you the latest in ’98 class news. For Josh Mooney Covid vaccination enabled outdoor adventures with Dartmouth friends.
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July-August 2021
Fellow ’98s, I cried in the wilderness for news from you. Here is what I found out.
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May-June 2021
Greetings, ’98s, from Music City! I am in a good mood thanks to our new class podcast, Dartmouth 98 Shorts.
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March-April 2021
For my fifth note of the pandemic I asked classmates to reflect on 2020. Here in Nashville, 2020 has brought the dismal trifecta of a tornado, pandemic, and Christmas bombing. We hope for better luck in 2021!
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January-February 2021
With sadness I begin with what many already know: Suzanne (Michels) Obenshain passed away in September.
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November-December 2020
Greetings, ’98s. For my third note of the pandemic, I inquired about how you were holding up. I specifically asked for your thoughts on travel. Here is what I found out.
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September-October 2020
Hello, ’98s. I reached out to you for your thoughts, including whether current events made you rethink your Dartmouth experience. Here is what I found out.
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July-August 2020
Hello, ’98s. During this challenging time, I am grateful for the Dartmouth community, especially friends with whom I am staying in touch. I am also thankful for being your secretary, which allows me to engage with even more of our amazing class.