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May 27, 2026
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A side view of graduates at a graduation event

2026

A group of people stand on the stairs in their graduation caps and gowns
A group of four people in graduation caps and gowns pose for a photo and display a "w" on their hands

A group of five people throw their caps in the air at a graduation event

2025

Briannae Theodore and Sarah Yapo
A large group of graduates sit together on bleachers
A woman wearing a cap and gown looks at a printed publication during a graduation event
2024
Aahad Khan, Jenna Hatab, Carolina Larrain, Catherine Jensen, Joseph Janz
2021
Quinn Vatland, Sharon-Rose Nartey, Marina Adrianzen Fonseca, Alecia Vang, Terik Terrell
2023
Robert Golden
2020
Three people wearing graduation caps and gowns stand close together and smile
2022
Caleb Hart, Jessica Hung, Matt Guerrieri
2019
Ann O'Rourke, Steve Amaefuna, Gregory Rice
2018
Nathan Baggett
2017
Christine Ripp and Bucky Badger
2016
Lynsey Watry, Lucas Kuehn, Loren Krueger, Joshua Fast, Van Ann Tran, Marvin Dingle, Jamie Goehner
2015
Lindsay Griffin, Megan Gussick, Jason Habeck, Eshana Shah
2012
Chloe McCoy
2014
Kiran Patel, Mamadou Sanogo, Tin Nguyen
2011
Anita Mantha
2013
2009
Tanritai Wyllie
2008
Two people play brass instruments at a graduation event
2006
A large group of graduates sit on the stairs wearing their caps and gowns
2007
Two people shake hands at a graduation ceremony
2005
Julie Jolin, Hien Vo-Hill, Lezpode Kipoliongo, Jian Tang, Evette Kingcaid
1998
LaSharon Bobo, Linell King
1997
Three men shake hands at a graduation event
1994
A side view of graduates at a graduation event
1993

 

1989

Two women wearing caps and gowns at a graduation ceremony with the letters "M" and "D" above their heads
Two people shake hands at a graduation event
A woman stands on stage at a graduation event
1986
Two people stand on stage during a graduation event
1951

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