Dartmouth Class of 2005

10/13/2026

Matt Oppenheimer ’05, co-founder of international money transfer app Remitly and chairman of its board of the directors, was inducted into the Hall of Fame on September 10 during the Dartmouth Entrepreneurs Forum in San Francisco in a heartfelt ceremony among friends, peers, and the broader Dartmouth entrepreneurship community.

In a vulnerable acceptance speech, the Remitly co-founder reminded the audience that their strengths and weaknesses are inextricably linked.

07/14/2026

04/02/2025

Join Jess Blanch ‘05 for a virtual book club this Friday, April 4th at noon ET/9am PT discussing *What If We Get It Right? Visions of Climate Futures* by Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson. Participants will make their own climate Venn diagrams and find joy in action. The book club is sponsored by the Dartmouth Climate Alliance and Women of Dartmouth. Reading the book is not required!

Register at the link in our stories.

02/23/2025

Joseph Catrino joined the Dartmouth community this month as the inaugural executive director of the Center for Career Design. Maia Josebachvili ’05, a member of the Board of Trustees, served on the search committee that hired Catrino. “Dartmouth has long shaped the next generation of leaders, and a best-in-class Center for Career Design is key to advancing that mission,” says Josebachvili. “Alumni are eager to support Joe in elevating our work here.”

Thank you for your ongoing service to Dartmouth, Maia!

See link in our stories for more information about Joe Catrino and the Center for Career Design at Dartmouth.

02/17/2025

‘05s Kimberly Rosensteel Sullivan and Timothy Sullivan are featured in “Big Green Love Stories: 2025 Edition” - link in stories!

How we met: We met under the Orozco murals doing the supplemental reading for Professor Lagomarsino’s European history class.

Shared memory: Our LSA study abroad in Siena, Italy during sophomore spring is the best shared memory, as it’s when we started dating.

Today: We live in Portsmouth, NH with our 3 girls- ages 5, 7 and 9. Tim is an ophthalmologist and Kim is an employment attorney.

01/26/2025

Make a gift of $100 or more to the reimagined Hop, and receive an authentic vintage Hinman Box door (while supplies last)! Click the link in our story, or go to giving.dartmouth.edu and click “Give Now” under Hopkins Center Renovation and Expansion. 💌

11/15/2024

Marine Corps veteran and author Phil Kay ‘05 was interviewed this week on about the military in a 2nd Trump presidency. Visit npr.org/programs/fresh-air or click the link in our story to listen to his interview and read the transcript.

09/06/2024

Fellow '05 Kabir Sehgal was featured in the most recent issue of the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine for his unique approach to building a portfolio career - one with many diverse interests, talents, and, of course, passion.

Kabir Sehgal ’05 and the art of the portfolio career

06/15/2024

Happy reunion weekend, ‘05s, and congratulations on reaching $736,913 in gifts to the Dartmouth College Fund in our 20th reunion year! That’s the equivalent of supporting more than 14 student scholarships. Thank you to everyone who has donated to the DCF this year!

And, the year is not over yet—we have until June 30th to reach our goal of $750,000! Help us get there by giving online at dartgo.org/givedcf

Donations of any amount are appreciated, increase our class DCF participation, and will help enhance the Dartmouth experience for all students! If you are able, please consider joining the 1769 Society (alumni.dartmouth.edu/1769-society)—send us a DM if interested and we can connect you with DCF staff to coordinate your gift!

06/09/2024

We are excited to share that Abdul-Kudus Alhassan ’26, founder of Enlight Education, has been selected as the recipient of the Class of 2005 Seed Fund for Social Good grant.

Enlight is a hardware/software education solution for high school students in Africa. After winning Dartmouth’s Pitch competition in the Fall 23 term, Abdul-Kudus worked with the DALI digital design program to design Enlight’s website and a portion of the interface that will run on Enlight’s device. This summer, he is planning two pilot programs to test the hardware and software. The hardware pilot is with partner Miami EdTech and involves the Raspberri Pi Foundation, while the hardware/software pilot will be with partner Lead Ghana.

The Class of 2005 grant recognizes Abdul-Kudus’ commitment and traction to date, and the potential for continued growth and impact this summer and beyond. You can learn more about Enlight at enlighteducation.org