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Tufts Buddhist Chaplain Ven. Vineetha Mahayaye was one of seven men arrested on Saturday by the Boston Police Department’s human trafficking unit for allegedly attempting to pay for sexual acts. Mahayaye resigned from his position at Tufts, which he had held since December 2024, on Monday.
Caroline Genco, Tufts’ provost and senior vice president, has been named the 16th president of the State University of New York at Buffalo and is expected to leave her post at Tufts in August, according to a Tuesday email from University President Sunil Kumar.
Tufts held its 170th Commencement for the Class of 2026 on Sunday. Following opening remarks by University President Sunil Kumar and the conferral of honorary degrees, students heard from former pharmaceutical executive Kenneth Frazier, who gave the commencement address.
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Updated May 14 at 2pm
Cover to Cover: Class of 2026’s four years at Tufts, reviewed: Your Tufts Daily Commencement Edition
When Zak Goldstein was around 4-years-old, he built a model solar system out of ping pong balls with his dad. Today, he’s wrapping up his senior thesis at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University.
When asked to introduce himself during the interview, Zhu Keyu — a graduating fifth-year combined-degree student majoring in both fine arts and film and media studies — provided a layered answer.
“If you say ‘we can do hard things,’ we will do hard things.”
Editor’s Note: Bela Silverman is a former opinion editor for the Daily. She was not involved in the writing or editing of this article.
In the midst of wrapping up his Tufts education and earning a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with an Entrepreneurship minor, graduating senior Max Resnick sat down with the Daily to talk about how his time with Tufts University Athletics has shaped his collegiate career.
Rachel Riccio, a graduating Ph.D. student in the Romero Lab at the Tufts Department of Biology, tracks birds’ stress through temperature.
Graduating senior Joshua Bernstein did not have much time on his hands during college. Both a student athlete and start-up founder, Bernstein managed to balance a schedule most would be stressed to look at.
Scott Gyimesi, a graduating senior, will go down in history as one of the greatest athletes in Tufts men’s basketball — maybe even Tufts Athletics in general. But that is not the only thing he will be remembered for.
Tufts’ Myanmar Student Union has made significant strides since being established just four years ago. Through cultural celebrations, political discussions, lectures and large-scale cross-club events, MSU has found its footing on campus as both a haven for students as well as a club focusing on larger social and environmental justice efforts for those in Myanmar.
Only 25% of college students graduate during a World Cup year. Thus, the Class of 2026 is statistically rare, but what makes these four graduating seniors unique isn’t timing. It’s the question they all hold: How do you celebrate the world’s most unifying sporting event when the world feels anything but unified?
For the Tufts men’s tennis team’s graduating seniors, Javi Gonzalez, Sacha Maes, Alex Ganchev and Andrej Djokic, the past four years have been defined by a singular pursuit: A national championship that has remained agonizingly out of reach. Three consecutive seasons of heartbreaking near-misses — including an undefeated regular season and a national finals appearance as first-years — have only sharpened the hunger driving this class. Now, with one final month remaining, the four seniors aren’t just playing for a trophy — they’re playing for each other.
Former pharmaceutical executive Kenneth Frazier is set to deliver the 2026 commencement address on May 17. A former lawyer turned executive, Frazier has used his time and influence to advocate for health justice and give back to his community. At the ceremony, Frazier hopes to share his experiences, inspire a sense of optimism in his audience and remind them of the importance of perseverance and contributing to society at large.