Modern-day academic regalia, better known as the “cap and gown,” can be traced to early European universities, which were ...

which regulates the materials and style of the regalia and prescribes colors representing different fields of learning. Most recently revised in 1986, the Academic Costume Code differentiates the ...

If you are a graduating commissioning officer or veteran, you are eligible to wear academic regalia that notifies observers of this distinction. Additionally, if you are a commissioning officer, you ...

The tassel is worn on the left side for Masters and Doctoral. You are encouraged to wear dark shoes since dark accessories have a more favorable appearance with the formal academic wear. For those ...

(Academic regalia dates back to the Middle Ages and has evolved as ... I got my Ph.D. in history from Rutgers University and I went to Rutgers because it has the most beautiful robes you've ever seen.

Graduates of other Universities may wear the academic dress of their own university. Regalia made in Merino wool, in a Poutama design weave using rich blues. Pleats in the gown are suspended from a ...

All participants must adhere to the following guidelines and wear appropriate University regalia at commencement ... skullcap or other customary religious headdress in place of the academic cap (or, ...

The regalia worn today by our graduates has a colourful history. Regalia originated in the monasteries of the Middle Ages. At that time, university faculty were men of religion who wore the habit of ...

All degree candidates at MSU’s commencement ceremonies must wear approved academic regalia, which consists of a cap ... and approved graduation adornments associated with official university ...

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 ...