Topic: Commencement

The University will postpone Commencement and Reunion Weekend, traditionally held in May, due to the continuing global COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

When Ruth Miller ’19 and Patricia Rodarte ’19 MD’23 were first nominated to submit speeches for this year’s Commencement, neither thought they would be the ones to address parents, faculty, administration and their entire graduating class.

I remember hearing wonderful things when I was an underclassman about Senior Week, the week of activities that takes place between final exams and graduation.

Ninety-four members of the class of 2017 were elected to the University’s Phi Beta Kappa Society April 26.

With Commencement just 31 days away, many of my fellow seniors find themselves in the throes of a full-blown existential crisis. Last September, I wrote myself “A pep talk for senior year,” in which I found cause for optimism despite “a general sense that the world into which we were […]

Each year during commencement, the University bestows honorary degrees to a group of professionals who are outstanding in their fields.

Corporation members celebrated the topping off of the new School of Engineering at the May meeting of the Corporation.

Sabrina Imbler ’16 and Jamelle Watson-Daniels ’16 have been chosen to deliver this year’s speeches during the University’s 248th commencement ceremony.