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Watch a replay of the Commencement ceremony for the Class of 2022, which was held on the Medford/Somerville campus on May 22.Official closed captioning will be added to this video as soon as available.

On May 22, the members of the Class of 2022 were recognized at the end of their time at Tufts. See scenes of the day as it unfolded.

With Commencement around the corner, Tufts senior Alfonso Syquia reflects on his experience as an international student, as a member of the Philippine Student Union, and as a communications intern at the Office of Sustainability.

Jay Fonticella, A22, came to Tufts four years ago because of the university's strengths in biomedical science. Along with the opportunity to conduct research on craniofacial modeling as a way to open up future therapeutics for craniofacial birth defects, Jay also found at Tufts—with both faculty mentors and fellow students—a powerful sense of community.

René LaPointe Jameson's passion for social justice and engineering is as infectious as her laughter. After transferring into the School of Engineering, this enterprising Jumbo has blazed her own path in engineering and social justice, building on her family's legacy of community building and sustainability.

The involvement, generosity, and partnership of the Tufts community is inspiring. Watch this video to see just some of the ways Tufts has risen to today’s challenges, with a renewed sense of purpose for how, together, we can continue to build a brighter world.

We look back at life at Tufts… the friendships, athletics, academics, club activities, spontaneous moments, and more.

As commencement approaches, SMFA student Keely O’Connor, A22 (BFA), reflects upon her time at Tufts and how her artwork, family and view of the world has transformed over the years.

Members of the Class of 2020 have shared their own photos here in celebration of its in-person Commencement ceremony, which will be held on the Medford/Somerville campus on May 27.

In August 2021, as the Taliban overthrew the Afghan government, a small group of Fletcher community members mobilized the global Tufts community to facilitate the evacuation of alumni and their families who faced imminent peril in Kabul. Among those evacuated were Fletcher School graduates as well as graduates of the Master of Arts in Humanitarian Assistance program at the Friedman School of Nutrition Science and Policy. This video recounts these efforts of the extended university community to help Tufts alumni in distress.

These Tufts Marathon Team members of the Class of 2022 already accomplished one major goal. Next up? Commencement.

Dan Pashman, A99, the host of the podcast The Sporkful, has created a new shape of pasta after a three-year effort he dubbed Mission Impastable. Called cascatelli (Italian for waterfalls), it is designed specifically to hold sauce, be easy to fork, and offer interesting texture when you bite into it.