CLASS OF 2013 | 2026 | SPRING ISSUE

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The Class of 2013 is welcoming many new family additions this season!

Evan Okun welcomed his daughter into the world in March 2025. She’s already a better freestyler than him. Margot Sidman and Matt Lichtash welcomed their second son, Nathan, at the end of December 2025. They’re happily adjusting to life as a family of four! Evan Carmi welcomed his first child into the world in September. He’s been enjoying parenthood and can often be seen walking around Portland, wearing his baby girl in a homemade linen-woven wrap. Ross Gormley lives in Arlington, Massachusetts, works at Cambridge Health Alliance as a psychotherapist, and has a baby on the way in June. He writes here and there for Psychology Today and is always toying with book projects. He gets hot pot once a quarter with Jacob Eichengreen and plays in a virtual band with Henry Robertson. Ross is grateful to have avoided sunburn at the Virginia waterpark with Nate Jacobs and his bachelor crew. Nate kindly asks that no one ever wear a shirt with his face on it ever again. You can find Ross on Instagram and Midway Cafe on Friday nights. 

As one of the many civil servants whose federal service ended abruptly in 2025, James Gardner has redirected his energy toward humanitarian work in Cairo, Egypt, for 2026. He had some great mini-reunions in 2025: eating great, German cuisine with Amanda Morrow in the summer (prost!); finding an uplifting respite with Cristine Khan and Joel Hochman in NYC; playing “country tag” with the phenomenal Barbaralynn Moseman in NYC and Brussels; and enjoying an amazing moment in Cairo with Miriam Manda ’12. Wes alum or prospective students traveling through the Cairo area in 2026 are warmly welcome to reach out over Instagram—inshallah!

Zachary Malter was recently a television game show contestant on season 5 of Fox’s Name That Tune, where he was the winner of his episode. Jeanne McPhee married her husband, Danny Boessenecker, in Laguna Beach, California, in November 2025. The happy couple danced the night away with many Wesleyan alumni, including Ruby Hernandez ’11 and Peter Modera ’11, Katie Schad and Adam Purdy, Laura Volgenau, Ashley Palmieri, and Claire Larson ’15.

Prince Emenalo and his wife welcomed their third child last year, a little girl. He was also selected for Wesleyan football’s 2010s All-Decade Team. “It was nice to be honored at halftime and get to see a lot of former teammates and reconnect on old times. Go Wes!” 

LAURA YIM | lyim@wesleyan.edu