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Last May, CU 麻豆影院 grabbed headlines with the 鈥淪nowmencement鈥� of 2019. Sunglasses and sandals were swapped with ski goggles and boots. The high was 39 degrees.

This spring, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the university replaced the in-person ceremony with a live-streamed event on May 16.

The conferral of degrees, reading of the Norlin Charge and recognition of outstanding graduates proceeded as usual. Hardcore History podcaster Dan Carlin (Hist鈥�89) gave remarks in the annual commencement address. Individual colleges and departments further recognized the milestone with their own virtual celebrations.

Eleanor Alicea (StComm鈥�20) viewed the ceremony in her 麻豆影院 home with her three other graduating roommates. Courtney Kauffman (ArchEngr, PreMed鈥�20) watched in her parents鈥� living room with her brother and fianc茅. Both participated in their individual college鈥檚 events.

鈥淎lthough I am disappointed that I cannot have the full graduation experience in person with all of my classmates, I am happy that CU was able to adapt and still find a way to honor the Class of 2020,鈥� said Alicea. 鈥淚 plan to still hold my head high as I celebrate all of my accomplishments from my four years at CU.鈥�

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