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A 22-year-old Yale gradate, Marina Keegan, who penned her life's lessons in a final column for the Yale Daily News, died just days after commencement. But the words of her work, "The Opposite of Loneliness," have lived on. The Massachusetts resident died in a car crash on her way to a vacation house on Cape [...]
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In her final essay to her classmates, 22-year-old Yale student Marina Keegan penned an ode to live at the university she was preparing to leave. At the time, no one knew it would be her final essay altogether. On May 26, just days a... Read Post

New York Daily News | The Boston Globe | Yale Daily News Marina Keegan died Saturday in a car accident in Dennis, Mass. She was 22. Keegan had just graduated from Yale University and was due to start a job… Read more Read Post

Marina Keegan, who graduated from Yale College on May 21, died in a car accident on Cape Cod on May 26. The Yale Daily News has reprinted Ms. Keegan's wonderful essay distributed at commencement, The Opposite of Loneliness. Here is ... Read Post