Regalia is just another term for traditional or special clothing worn during ceremonies. When I think of regalia, I envision ...

sport back hoods? Well, the gowns and mortarboards render some uniformity to the graduation ceremony, besides making one look ‘learned’ from that studio picture that later stares down at ...

Gowns are worn open and are designed to hang straight with a four-inch gap down the front. Mortarboards and birretum are worn so the board or brim is flat above your head with the tassel hanging on ...

Cap and gown: Blue Hood: Lined in blue and gold. The velvet border is 2" wide at the bachelor's level and the color of the border corresponds to the academic discipline. Tassel: Color corresponds to ...

Gown Rental Graduation Packages brochure ... Email [email protected] to purchase an extra tassel, stole or hood. When your rental arrives, examine it immediately to verify you have the correct ...

Our distributor Herff Jones (rental link will appear on your Commencement Task List after you indicate participation) will ship the cap and gown, along with a prepaid mailing label for you to mail ...

I figured even if someone stole it, they’d open it up, realize it was useless for them, and put it back,” the student said.

Graduation regalia includes the cap and gown, as well as other distinguishing hoods, stoles and cords that denote traditions of academic achievement. Only those who have achieved an academic honor or ...

Concordia's academic regalia includes a gown and a hood. Mortarboards (graduation caps) are not a part of Concordia's tradition, however they are available to purchase as a souvenir. Academic regalia ...

The Registrar will contact those students who are not successful in satisfying the necessary requirements for graduation. YOUR CAP, GOWN & HOOD will be issued to you at Senior Check-In on Friday, May ...

At the commencement ceremony, you will continue an age-old tradition by wearing the same caps, gowns, cords and hoods as generations of Buffs ... traditional Native American or Indigenous regalia at ...