Class Note 2016. Ho ho ho, happy holidays, ’16s!I’m writing this on a steamy August day shortly after our 10-year reunion! Yours truly wasn’t in attendance on account of backpacking the Presidential Traverse with Cindy Sun and Vivian Hu. I consider t
Class Note 2015. Hello, ’15s!It was wonderful to see so many classmates back in Hanover for our July 24-26 reunion. Three hundred fifty-three members of the class of 2015 returned, with 505 attendees including guests, for a weekend of fun in the sun,
Class Note 2014. Hard to believe the holiday season is already fast approaching—especially as I’m writing this from London in August, where it feels as though we’ve had nonstop 90-degree weather since May—quite a rarity since our summers are, on aver
Class Note 2013. Happy holidays, everyone! Max Hunter has been booked and busy in New York City. As founding producing director of The Bridge Production Group and a managing partner of the Empyrean Club, a new theater venue in Brooklyn, he recently d
Class Note 2011. Mattie Govan wrote in with an update for this submission: In June, she and Tom Sheridan welcomed newborn son Joseph Mohan. Congratulations, Mattie! She says everyone is doing well. Additionally, her interview with author and outdoors
Class Note 2010. Sunny Zhang-Montalvo has resided in the San Francisco Bay Area since graduation. She married Jose William Montalvo in 2024. The couple expects their first child, a boy, in November. Since graduation, Sunny has worked as a school soci
Class Note 2009. Here’s some news from our classmates. Robert Cousins is excited to report he is starting a faculty position at the University of New Hampshire this fall. He will be teaching prehospital emergency medicine. Catch Lilian T. Mehrel’s aw
Class Note 2008. Emily Winkler published Pocket Bayeux Tapestry through Bodleian Library Publishing in September, timed to coincide with the Bayeux Tapestry’s historic loan to the British Museum—the first time in nearly 1,000 years that the tapestry
Class Note 2007. I was inspired when I found out that Jess (Kramer) Bullitt had spent a year in Barcelona with her family, so I asked her to share her reflections and lessons learned. She wrote in, “After seven years with the same company, I quit and