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(05/16/26 4:03am)
The senior honors thesis is an experience many Tufts students look forward to, as it offers an opportunity for in-depth research that can either be interdisciplinary or focused within one field. The thesis serves as a demonstration of students’ commitment to education and — for many — marks the final two semesters of being a Jumbo. From making documentaries about life experiences to producing a paper in a completely different language, senior theses vary tremendously and offer perspectives from many different fields and walks of life.
(05/17/26 4:01am)
The four years I’ve spent in college have felt like the longest and shortest of my life, shaping me into the person I am today. One thing I’ll miss most: some of the best people I have had the privilege of calling my friends. And I’m not alone in this sentiment. I sat down with what some could call the closest of friends — roommates that decided to live together through all of undergrad — and walked away from each interview knowing a little more about what it means to be a true ride-or-die.
(05/15/26 4:03am)
May 31: The date that many of the surrounding Medford and Somerville leases end for Tufts students. As seniors prepare for graduation and their move beyond the Hill, the search for housing commences. And the best time to start is now.
(05/16/26 4:01am)
Editor’s note: The Daily’s editorial department acknowledges that this article is premised on a conflict of interest. This article is a special feature for Commencement 2026 that does not represent the Daily’s standard journalistic practices.
(05/14/26 4:01am)
Since President Donald Trump’s initial campaign for the 2016 presidential election, anti-immigrant rhetoric has been baked into his promises. His “build the wall” promise took the country by storm, coupled with claims that “illegal aliens” were bringing crime and taking jobs. He even called for a “Muslim Ban,” claiming that a complete denial of entry to anyone from countries with a history of terrorism — akin to the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 — would make the United States safer.
(05/15/26 4:01am)
Many conversations I’ve had with my peers regarding AI use have resulted in questions about whether foregoing AI would make any real difference if ‘everyone else’ would be using it anyway. While, unfortunately, they are correct about the sheer amount of students that use AI — a staggering 64% — they are misguided in their assumption that one fewer student using AI would not make a positive impact.
(05/17/26 4:05am)
The Daily sat down with Tufts University President Sunil Kumar to discuss Steve Tisch’s relationship with sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, pressures from the federal government, new initiatives rolled out this semester and the progress of new buildings, among other issues.
(05/16/26 4:01am)
This spring marks the end of physics Professor Peter Love’s quantum information and quantum computing lab group’s time at Tufts. Starting July, the lab will relocate to the University of Toronto. However, this semester has been anything but boring, as four Ph.D. students are set to defend their theses and receive their doctoral degrees. Over the course of their Ph.D.s, these students used math to develop models that can extract quantum information as effectively as possible and applied them to various circumstances related to scientific computing.
(05/13/26 4:07am)
Editor’s note: The, 2022–23, 2023–24 and 2024–25 recaps in this article are reprinted from the 2025 Commencement Issue of the Daily, with light edits.
(05/17/26 4:03am)
As the Tufts Community Union Senate’s year comes to a close, the Daily looked back on a year of budget challenges, new initiatives and institutional changes.
(05/14/26 4:03am)
Dear fellow Jumbos,
(05/17/26 4:01am)
Editor’s note: The Daily’s editorial department acknowledges that this article is premised on a conflict of interest. This article is a special feature for Commencement 2026 that does not represent the Daily’s standard journalistic practices.
(05/15/26 4:03am)
I first joined the Daily in the spring of my first year at Tufts. I had no idea I would spend the next three years writing for the Daily about everything from flight delay compensation regulations to zoning reform. However, throughout my time writing about economics and policy for the Daily, I always focused on external economic policies and issues. Therefore, as graduation looms, I thought it would be a fun exercise to write my final article for the Daily about economic concepts we encounter in life here at Tufts, starting with optionality.
(05/13/26 4:01am)
Commencement is a natural time for reflection, to look back on your years at Tufts and anticipate what’s next. Your time on our campuses has been marked by profound change and upheaval, locally, nationally and around the world. Those challenges — and the corresponding opportunities — will continue, new ones will emerge and you are ready.
(05/14/26 4:01am)
(05/13/26 4:03am)
If you’ve been consistently reading the Daily, or even if you’re just knowledgeable enough about campus happenings, you probably know who graduating senior Dhruv Sampat is. As the president of the Tufts Community Union Senate, he’s been featured in the Daily on several occasions and often shows up in other events and coverage.
(05/16/26 4:01am)
(05/17/26 4:01am)
Dear Class of 2026, friends and family,
(05/16/26 4:05am)
The U.S. Department of Education released a new portal on Feb. 11 displaying data on foreign funding of American universities, including Tufts. The data, which includes disclosures of foreign contributions of $250,000 or more, reveals that Tufts receives more foreign funding from Saudi Arabia-based funders than from any other country by a wide margin.
(05/15/26 4:01am)
