Last evening, the Class of 2026 finally reached the moment they had been waiting four years for – Graduation Day! 🎓
The ceremony, hosted by Prof. (Teaching) Maya Davidovitch-Pinhas, Vice Dean for Undergraduate Studies, opened with remarks from Prof. Esty Segal, Dean of the Faculty, who congratulated the graduating class and reflected on the many challenges they had overcome throughout their studies.
Following the Dean’s remarks, graduate Emily Zelen and third-year student Daniel Kol gave a moving musical performance of “Something New Begins.”
Next, Itay Mizrahi, representing the graduating class, took the stage to speak on behalf of his fellow graduates. He was followed by Yam Weissman Kedar, a close friend of their classmate, the late Liam Sharot, who shared words in her memory.
A video capturing moments from the class’s journey through the Faculty was then screened, before the moment everyone had been waiting for arrived: one by one, our graduates crossed the stage to receive their degrees.
And, of course, no graduation would be complete without the traditional cap toss! 🎓
To our Class of 2026, we wish you every success in whatever comes next. We are confident that wherever your path takes you – further studies, industry, or beyond – you will “do good,” as our Dean encouraged you to do during the ceremony.
We are incredibly proud of each and every one of you. Congratulations! 💙
