The Opposite Of Loneliness by Marina Keegan is a collection of stories and essays written by Keegan, who was a college student at Yale. She was killed in a car accident a week after her graduation, and her family published her works in a novel to honor her memory. This book should be read by all college students in the honors program because she encompasses the life and feeling of a college community, especially with a close knit community of the honors program at DePaul University. The essay which the book is named for, “The Opposite of Loneliness,” was written for Keegan’s graduation. This piece talks about how the community around her at college has offered her so much support and when she graduates, and how that nothing is still set
