Reunion 2026 welcomed alumni from the T.H. Chan School of Medicine to campus for an inspiring day of reconnection and reflection that included campus tours, a candid student panel discussion and meaningful time to reminisce with classmates.
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ALT Five panelists seated in a row holding microphones during a discussion or Q&A session in a modern conference room.
ALT Group of seven people standing around a tall round table covered with a blue tablecloth and a small flower arrangement in a bright indoor setting.
PhD candidate Rebekka Anderson has received a grant from the @NIH to support her research on how mutations in transporter proteins impact calcium wave intervals and how they could be linked to gout, a severe form of inflammatory arthritis: direc.to/oGeZ#NIH#PhDTwitter
UMass Chan and @UMassMemorial will mark Juneteenth on Wednesday, June 17, with a celebration in the Albert Sherman Center that includes T-shirt design, button-making and pop-up shops featuring food, beauty and artisan vendors. The event runs from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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ALT Juneteenth graphic: UMAss Chan | UMass Memorial Health Celebration June 17, 2026
We are grateful for each member of this year’s UMass ALS Cellucci Fund Boston Marathon Team, who together raised more than $81,000 for pioneering ALS research @UMassChan.
Learn more about the inspiration behind their extraordinary efforts. ow.ly/JkWO50ZaEFN
ALT Five marathon runners from the UMass ALS Cellucci Fund Boston team are shown in action and posing, celebrating their achievement.
Turning basic science into clinical treatments: @UMassChan faculty pitched their emerging companies to venture capital firms, corporate venture groups and biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies last month: direc.to/oHte@Marcus_Ruscetti@FitzgeraldKate@CantorLab
Chancellor Michael F. Collins is stepping down as chancellor at the end of the month after 19 years—the longest tenure for a UMass chancellor. Watch the video tribute that was shown at Commencement: direc.to/oHok#UMassChan#UMass@UMass
The Tan Chingfen Graduate School of Nursing Global Health Pathway has expanded to include Ghana and Armenia. Read about how @UMassChan students and faculty are providing health assessments and staffing community health fairs abroad: direc.to/oJC9#nursing#GlobalHealth
"Never forget that medicine is fundamentally about humanity."
Watch Commencement 2026 recap and then read about venture capitalist, scientist and philanthropist Gerald Chan’s message to the @UMassChan Classes of 2026: direc.to/oJNX#fbf#UMassChan2026#UMass@UMass
On Sunday 270 degrees were conferred to graduates of the T.H. Chan School of Medicine, Morningside Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences and Tan Chingfen Graduate School of Nursing. Read the story: direc.to/oJNh#tbt#UMassChan2026#MedTwitter#PhDTwitter#UMass@UMass
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ALT Graduates smiling for the camera
ALT Graduated medical student poses in the photo booth
ALT UMass Chan PhD graduates, with 2026 on tassel visibel
On Sunday, UMass Chan awarded honorary degrees to Monica M. Bertagnolli, MD, incoming president of @theNAMedicine; Robert A. Harrington, MD, dean of @WeillCornell; and philanthropist Gerald Chan. Get to know them in these video profiles: direc.to/oJ1h#UMassChan2026
ALT Monica M. Bertagnolli, MD, received an honorary degree from UMass Chan
ALT Gerald Chan received an honorary degree before delivering the 2026 Commencement address at UMass Chan
ALT Robert A. Harrington, MD, received an honorary degree from UMass Chan
Graduating students proudly wore Kente and multicultural stoles on Sunday that they received from the Deborah Harmon Hines, PhD, Commencement Celebration. The Diversity and Inclusion Office organized the event: direc.to/oJ91#UMassChan2026#UMass@UMass@UMassMDPhD
ALT Bethany Berry, MD, PhD, wearing stoles from the Deborah Harmon-Hines, PhD, Commencement Celebration at graduation
ALT Two students; student on the left wearing stoles from the Deborah Harmon-Hines, PhD, Commencement Celebration at graduation