The Tufts tradition to celebrate support continues and campus is buzzing!

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We celebrate all that the Tufts community has achieved together, thanks to visionary leadership, generous philanthropy, and enthusiastic volunteerism.In 2017, Tufts University launched the Brighter World campaign, with the ambitious goal of raising $1.5 billion to augment teaching and research, create transformational experiences for students, and advance the university’s proficiency in generating brilliant ideas and translating them into practical solutions for global problems.Brighter World concluded in June 2023, with more than $1.5 billion raised from 132,000+ generous donors. Through their support, the university has made tremendous strides in the critical areas of financial aid, research and innovation, and living and learning spaces on all of our campuses.This success would not have been possible without the collective efforts of the university’s largest-ever cohort of volunteers, whose enthusiasm, outreach, and dedication drove the campaign to victory.Thank you to everyone who participated in Brighter World—you’ve made a world of difference!For more, visit: https://alumniandfriends.tufts.edu/brighterworldEditing by Jandro Cisneros Filming by Jandro Cisneros, Jenna Schad, and Alonso Nichols Production by UCM Staff

On May 21, Amina J. Mohammed, deputy secretary-general of the United Nations and chair of the UN Sustainable Development Group, delivered the commencement address to the Class of 2023 at the all-university ceremony on the Green of the Medford/Somerville campus. Hear her words as graduates celebrate their achievements.

We honor you as you walk into your futures and open your own doors. We can’t wait to see where you go.

"What Should We Do? Building robust democracy for an emerging multi-racial society." Featuring Dayna Cunningham, Pierre and Pamela Omidyar Dean, Tisch College of Civic Life

"Hamilton and the Economics of Broadway," featuring Noe Montez, Chair and Associate Professor, Department of Theater, Dance, and Performance Studies "Incentives, Gaming, and Multitasking," featuring Silke Forbes, Associate Professor of Economics "Four Decades of In-Home Diagnostic Testing," featuring Charlie Mace, Associate Professor of Chemistry “Using Biology and Engineering to Solve Murders,” featuring Madeleine Oudin, Tiampo Family Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering Watch highlights from this year's weekend, including panel discussions, student performances, faculty lectures, and varsity games