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Nov - Dec 2017

Thanks to those of you who sent in updates for this, my inaugural Class Notes. It was great to hear from all of you, and I hope to be an acceptable heir to the Jon Hopper throne.
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Sep - Oct 2017

Howdy, fellow ’08s.

You thought you’d seen the last of me, but I’m popping in for one last Class Notes.
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May - Jun 2017

Hey, ’08s. In this special pre-reunion Class Notes, we’re playing a little game I like to call “One Truth and a Lie.” For some of the below updates, I’ll be giving two possible stories, but only one is correct. Want to find out the real answer?
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Mar - Apr 2017

Happy 2017! While you’re probably reading this in late February, I’m writing this in December and am full of excitement for the year to come. It’s our “10” (though technically nine) year reunion year!
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Nov - Dec 2016

Hannah Rossman started her own artisan wholesale bread bakery in Norwood, Colorado, called Blue Grouse Bread. Owen Parsons won an Emmy for his writing on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
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Sept - Oct 2016

It’s time for another edition of “Jon Stalks You On Facebook.”

Josh Green took in some “epic dinner views” with his wife, Dani, in Big Sur, California.
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Jul - Aug 2016

Howdy, ’08s! I hope you’re enjoying the beautiful summer weather. Here’s what’s been happening with your classmates.

In March Ahmadu Gidado relaunched ucanduit, a beginner hip-hop dance class in N.Y.C.
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May - June 2016

Bailey Massey married Dillon Magrann-Wells in Los Angeles in December. Many generations of the Dartmouth Film Society were represented, including Meredith Fraser. There was plenty of dancing, laughing and macaroons!
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Mar - Apr 2016

Hi, ’08s! Welcome to the first edition of “I forgot to email out, so I’m Facebook stalking my classmates.” Get excited for some updates that no one knows they submitted!

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Jan - Feb 2016

Hi, ’08s! A lot of first-time contributors this month. Our class is growing bigger than ever, with wedding bells and bouncing baby newborns. Does this mean we’re adults?