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In March and early April, as essential workers fought at the front lines of the COVID-19 pandemic and others flattened the curve by sheltering in place, we asked more than 50 Kenyon alumni what it felt like to be in their shoes at that moment.

								

								
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The Class of 2020 entered college in a time of political uncertainty. They forged deep connections and believed the world would soon be theirs to shape. Enter, pandemic.

								

								
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In “Stray: A Memoir,” Stephanie Danler ’06 confronts the demons of her past.

								

								
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Leah Dunbar '20 captured campus during a morning stroll last fall: “There’ve been many perfect Kenyon mornings, but this one may have been the most magical."

								

							

														

								
								

									
Dannie Lane ’22 took this photo of the Henry Spencer Moore sculpture in the Science Quad before the campus closed in response to the pandemic.

								

							

													

					

					
					

						

							
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										A Drowning Dream
									

								

								

									
"I live in this moment, this breath," writes Laura Hillenbrand ’89 of her recovery from COVID-19.

								

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										In Queerantine
									

								

								

									
A photo series by Ally Schmaling '14 celebrates queer personhood amid the pandemic.

								

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Explore new releases from members of the Kenyon community.

								

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Knowing that the newly admitted Class of 2024 would miss out on a traditional high school graduation, bestselling author John Green ’00 shared a message of encouragement and, as he’s apt to do, a good story. When Green missed his own Commencement, the late Professor of Religious Studies Donald Rogan threw him a non-traditional ceremony that was even more meaningful.


Watch Green’s message on YouTube.
															

						

												

							

																
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The “Music and Entrepreneurship” course taught by Professor of Music Ted Buehrer ’91 had a viral moment on TikTok thanks to a class visit from LA-based composer Kenneth Burgomaster ’91.


Maeve Griffin ’23 recorded a clip of the Zoom video conference in which Burgomaster explained how he used samples of Miley Cyrus’ voice to write a series of short transitional riffs for the TV show “Hannah Montana” — micro-compositions that have found fame in their own right as a popular TikTok sound. 


Read more about the class.


View Griffin's TikTok post.
															

						

												

							

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Amid concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic, Kenyon has suspended all on- and off-campus alumni events. Stay connected with your fellow alumni by joining one of our virtual "Kenyon from Your Couch" events, which range from readings and discussions to campus tours and performances.


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						Recent Class Notes
					

					

												

							

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Edward C. Benyon celebrated five years of residence in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. He’s busy with his two middle schoolers — “lots of camping, rowing, soccer, music and activities with their friends,” he informs. His wife, Jenny, plays violin with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra. “I missed seeing James P. Snyder '91 and Jennifer L. Taylor '91 when they visited last year — holiday plans didn’t overlap.” 

									

																	

							

						

												

							

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Suzannah K. Rosenberg and Andrew A. Cunningham '08, Philadelphia, welcomed a son, Henry, in July. Andrew is a writer and editor for The Wirecutter, and Suzannah is a social worker at Jewish Family Services. “We enjoy seeing our East Coast Kenyon family whenever we can,” she adds. 

									

																	

							

						

												

							

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Daniel C. McGuire, Mendham, New Jersey, is in his 15th year (and third as CEO) with Homeless Solutions Inc., “the largest provider of homeless shelter and services in Morris County, New Jersey,” he informs. “Every day at the helm is different. For stress relief, I have ‘geeked out’ on disc golf, playing in more than half a dozen tournaments last year.” Dan notes that his wife, Meredith Beever McGuire ’91, enjoys teaching preschool. 

									

																	

							

						

											

				

			

		

				

			

				

					

						
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