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Nov-Dec 2019

We are sad to announce that one of our classmates remains with us only in spirit. We mourn the passing of Aisling Galligan in early August.
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Sept - Oct 2019

Just one update this time! Ashley Mitchell wrote, “I just got married on June 8 to a Tuck ’17, Matt Salmon! We’ve had a quintessential Dartmouth love story.
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Jul - Aug 2019

Class VP Brandon Aiono here, filling in for this issue. I was on campus in March for the Granite Challenge, reaching out to several of you alongside seven other ’11s who made the trek up to Hanover for the weekend.
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May - Jun 2019

Please welcome a guest column by Maggie Lin: “Like many, I have spent every year since graduation attempting to live up to my Dartmouth education.
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Mar - Apr 2019

Please join me in welcoming Katie Dowty to our class! Our dear classmate Melanie Pastuck recommended that we adopt Katie into our class earlier this year, and the adoption process has finally finished!
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Jan - Feb 2019

Hard to believe you’ll be reading this column in 2019! Time flies. It’s still October as I’m writing this, and Homecoming Weekend at Dartmouth is about to begin.
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Nov - Dec 2018

Just a few updates this time. Jane Kang wrote in to say, “I wanted to pass on an update on behalf of several alumni who graduated together from the Kellogg School of Management on June 22.
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Sep - Oct 2018

Hey, ’11s! Brandon Aiono here, writing a guest Class Notes column so that Hillary Cheng and her beau, Thomas Lane, can enjoy some summer fun.
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Jul - Aug 2018

It’s April now, and the class of 2011’s executive committee will be hopping on a conference call in May for a planning session headed up by our class president, Christine Souffrant. Would you like to see a mini-reunion in your area?
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Mar - Apr 2018

Jennifer Robinson got married to Dan Mott ’12 in October, and Jenny Zhao was one of her bridesmaids!
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Jan - Feb 2018

Steve Avila reports that he is alive. That’s all. Just kidding. He also writes in, “I’ve been living in southern China for the last two and a half years and work for an overseas education consulting company.