Enjoy this collection of social media posts from Commencement that you may have missed.
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May 21, 2026
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In this Instagram video, each brick along Locust Walk holds a piece of Penn’s story. Brick by brick, photo by photo, this Commencement collage enshrines the Class of 2026 as part of University history.
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From custom caps to miniature mascots, enjoy a montage of Penn graduation moments dating back to 2006.
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The President’s badge was first presented in October 1981. The medallion features the University’s official seal and motto, representing the role of the presidency and the generations of Penn history carried into each Commencement ceremony.
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The ceremony may be over, but the moment they’ve been waiting for is just beginning.
We asked family and friends: What’s the first thing you’re going to say to your graduate after Commencement?
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WHYY (PHILADELPHIA)
“The biomaterials revolution is coming and we all need to be prepared to be able to deliver materials that are healthier, that can biodegrade naturally and then still perform the same way concrete [and] technical ceramics perform,” says Laia Mogas-Soldevila of the Weitzman School of Design.
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