Class Note 1996. As I compose this column, we are wrapping up what has been an amazing 30th reunion in Hanover! It was both heartwarming and inspiring to be gathered with so many special people (and their families) in the place we all call home. Expe
Class Note 1995. After a timely tip from a mutual friend that Jonathan Lind might have some big news, I reached out to him to catch up. He wrote, “After 26 years with the same organization in Chicago, I decided to leave my position as president of En
Class Note 1994. Hi, all. I hope you are enjoying the summer and the amazing memories of Sophomore Summer and “Camp Dartmouth.”Congratulations to Tyrone Thomas, who was named partner in the entertainment and sports law department at Fox and Rothschil
Class Note 1993. Two avid adventurers and a kid walk into a library… no indecent punchline, just Andrew Weber bringing his son to see Pete McBride’s presentation for Pete’s new book Witness to Water: One Photographer’s Mission to Defend the Colorado
Class Note 1992. The classes of 1991, 1992, and 1993 are cosponsoring “Reuniversity,” an ongoing online symposium series featuring classmates speaking on a range of topics. Our three classes will all reunite in Hanover next June 17-20!On June 23 the
Class Note 1991. Ho hey, ’91s!We’ve got classmate news, book news, and reunion reminders this edition.Stephanie Crowley sent in the following update, “My husband, Mark, and I recently relocated for the sixth time in our 31 years together: this time t
Class Note 1990. This month I asked ’90s, “What was the luckiest thing that happened to you during your years at Dartmouth?” Here is Part I of your (astounding) responses. David Janssen writes: “Late junior year I wandered into the career center tryi
Class Note 1989. I’m writing this one right up to the deadline (late June), and people seem busy getting their summer on in every convo I have had with classmates. These are good reports. Please, let’s talk anytime! Everyone is fascinating, truly.On
Class Note 1988. “No matter how smart you are, you don’t know everything,” Rachel Dratch, the first ’88 to serve as Commencement speaker, told the class of 2026. “And you’re going to find a lot of people as you move forward who didn’t even go to coll
Class Note 1987. I have just returned from our very memorable 40th class reunion in Hanover. What a wonderful weekend full of laughter, friendship, and fun. The highlights for me included a very wet 5-mile hike around the slope of Mount Moosilauke (s