You should receive your cap and gown within 10-14 business days of submitting your rental order, and you must return the gown 2 weeks after graduation. *A black and gold keepsake tassel may be ...

and the velvet trim of your hood indicates your field of study. Here’s what each color represents at CU Boulder: If you are an undergraduate graduating with academic honors, you may receive a medal to ...

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 ...

In 1895, a commission was established to come up with a uniform code for academic costume. Today, the gowns, hoods and ... in a tri-color of orange, blue and white. The gold cord, worn by some ...

The Graduate School’s Class of 2025 gather with professors on Cannon Green for the 2025 Hooding and Recognition Ceremony.

Academic regalia ... your order is received. The Graduation hood depends on your major and degree. The pictures below are for a Bachelor of Arts in the College of Arts and Sciences. Your regalia may ...

This Thursday, faculty and graduates will don colorful academic regalia for Commencement morning exercises. The profusion of colors ... "Graduation Robes, Explained" incorrectly stated that ...

All candidates who participate in the commencement exercise must wear the university-approved academic ... or hood. When your rental arrives, examine it immediately to verify you have the correct gown ...

The border color indicated the academic discipline ... designers are in the graduation gown business. Kings College London has on its website the various gowns and hoods created by designer ...

At the end of that year, the graduation of students from one academic status ... It is faced with velvet and has three velvet bars on the sleeves. The colors bordering the hoods on academic gowns ...

Everyone gets some kind of hood ... required at graduation and during exams. When American universities sprang up in the 17 th and 18 th centuries, they adopted many Oxbridge academic traditions ...