Gianna Anderson
Gianna (Biaggi) Anderson and
Oscar Anderson received a production deal to create an Italian cartoon version of
Stuart Little, featuring Stuart's adventures navigating Berlusconi's blocked Parliament!
Alex Ritter-Jenkins
I just started a master's program in viticulture and enology (basically wine science) at UC Davis. I also happened upon some grapes a few weeks ago and began my first independent wine project, Domaine Arjé, making very small production rosé of pinot noir--and you can bet your bottom dollar it's natural wine. If you would like to get on the mailing list ahead of the crowd, email me. Based on estimated costs so far, bottles will start at around $480 and $600 for the reserve vintner's blend (yes, a bit steep but think of it as a special bottle for your grandkids). Will be shipping as early as May 2022. Cheers!
Samantha Berten
I graduated law school in May and now am starting at a firm in downtown Cincinnati. I can’t believe it’s almost been five years since we were at Kenyon!
Bailey Dominguez
With my household’s latest addition (an Italian Greyhound named Roo) I’m on pace to have 4 tiny dogs by our 10 year reunion. Pursue your wildest dreams, everyone!!
Anna Schueler
This past December I earned my MSN from the University of Cincinnati. I am now working as an RN at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital on the Bone Marrow Transplant unit. If you would like to join the Bone Marrow Registry, please go to
bethematch.org!
Benjamin Adekunle-Raji
Moved to Silver Spring, MD in July. Kind of missing Baltimore, but I don't miss that B'more-DC commute. I've been working on a lot of music, writing a handful of verses/songs per week for the last couple of months, so I'm hoping I can start releasing some of it soon. Need to get better at networking though (kill me now); producing, recording, mixing, and mastering everything myself has been both painfully laborious and deeply educational.
Jenna Wendler
Jenna started her second year of graduate school at American University in Washington, D.C. Most of her time is spent writing or thinking about her thesis, about which she was selected to present at the annual American University/George Washington University Symposium for Art History in late October. When not having a quarter-life crisis about post-grad employment (round 2), Jenna runs on local trails, reads books, and explores DC's many museums.
Victoria Ungvarsky
The more things change (I started my MFA in Theatre Management and Producing at Columbia University School of the Arts), the more they stay the same (still living with
Amy Schatz and
Julia Waldow).
Pankti Dalal
Pankti Dalal is going into her 5th year teaching mathematics at St. Paul's School in Concord, NH. She also advises the Indian/Hindu Society, is a dorm head, coaches, and is the co-facilitator of the newly formed Faculty DEI Council. Recently she has been taking a deep-dive into taking an equity stance in the mathematics classroom and developing culturally-responsive teaching practices. She also may or may not get a cat in the next year.
Kyra Green
Happy reunion year! I'm in my 5th academic cycle at Bowdoin College - time really has flown. After holding roles in both Admissions and The Center for Multicultural Life last year, I have fully transitioned into the role of Interim Director of the Center for Multicultural Life this year.
Ben Grannis
As I write this, I’m in Boulder, Colorado and am nearly one third done with my 10,000 mile bike trip to raise awareness for distracted driving. I am fundraising as I go for TextLess Live More and am traveling around the United States over the next few months. Check out my route and learn more at
EyesUpRide.com - please feel free to reach out if I am going to be near you! #EyesUpRide
Caitelin McCoy
Caitelin is now a successful real estate agent in NYC and has loved being able to help some of her classmates find their home. She's looking forward to working with more Kenyon grads and seeing everyone at reunion.
Sam Clougher
Just started at the University of Michigan Law School. Today was still the best day of my life!
Ben Koses
2021, huh? Sure doesn't feel like it. I've been remotely working for U.S. News & World Report for more than a year now, and I've been focusing on self-care as well. Mainly through personal fitness. Sadly, the Mac 'n Cheese wedges (and, I hear, the Cove itself) are gone, but on the bright side, so are about 70 pounds of my weight. Hoping to maintain that still. Same goes for the job! I got a raise in February, and I'm happy where I am, at least for now.
Nathaniel Shahan
Nathaniel works for the strategic communications consulting firm Kekst CNC and was recently promoted to Associate. He resides in Manhattan.
Lizzy Siphron
Lizzy Siphron is currently working as an Assistant Director of Program Management in Executive Education at Georgetown University. She recently became a part of the Washington, D.C. Regional Committee and can't wait to connect with more Kenyon Alumni in the D.C. area.
