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Advertising in our Commencement EditionEach May, the Daily publishes a special, commemorative edition that is distributed to over 8,000 students, parents and alumni at the annual Commencement ceremony. Many members of the Tufts community keep their Commencement editions as souvenirs for years to come. The Daily sells Commencement ads in a variety of sizes, available below. This is an excellent opportunity for parents, Tufts departments or student groups to congratulate their graduating friends and family members. For businesses, it is a chance to bolster a company's image and reach a wide, targeted audience in the process. Commencement Ad Rates: On-Campus Groups and ParentsPlease see the rates and size information below. For information on designing an ad, click here.
Commencement Ad Rates: Off-campus Advertisers
Purchasing Your Commencement AdTo purchase your Commencement ad online using a credit card, visit www.tapinko.com/tufts, register for an account, and follow the site's instructions. This is our preferred method of submission for this year's Commencement edition. You may also purchase your ad via check. To do so, e-mail us at business@tuftsdaily.com and see our submission information page for more information. Designing Your CommencementIf you need help designing your online ad, please visit our print ad design page or contact us at business@tuftsdaily.com for help. |
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- Senate trustee representatives switch positions
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Sports
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- Inside International Soccer | Liverpool struggling in Premier League
- Soccer | Jumbos look back on frustrating 2-10-2 season
- Football | Tufts stays motivated as it prepares for Colby
- Volleyball | Jumbos bringing the NESCAC Tournament back to the Hill
- Women's Soccer | NESCAC semis bring rematch against No. 2 Williams Ephs
Arts
Health & Science
- Tufts to host international economics conference
- The smartphone split
- Eco-Rep Symposium unites green students
- Tufts enforcing BYOB policy at fraternities
- Flu spike taxes health care providers
- Association for Computing Machinery at Tufts pushes forward despite blackout
- From the Public Editor | Going too fast? Blogging and the 24-hour campus news cycle
- Jacob Kreimer | The Salvador
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Op-Ed
Reviews
- ’This Is It’ shows more relatable side of Michael Jackson
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- ‘35 Shots’ sink in softly, but pack a punch
- Psychedelic band drops ‘Cosmic Egg’
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- ‘White Collar’ avoids stiff character stereotypes
- Gallery Review | Exhibit probes Western art
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