Academic Regalia refers to the formal attire worn by graduates and faculty members during commencement ceremonies. It typically includes a gown, hood, and cap.

The tassel on a graduate's cap is traditionally worn on the right side during the ceremony and moved to the left side after the degree has been conferred.

A black gown with gold trim is commonly worn by individuals receiving a Doctorate degree.

Master's degree recipients typically wear a hood with a blue lining.

The mortarboard cap is a traditional symbol of wisdom and knowledge, often associated with academic achievement.

A hood with a gold tassel is commonly worn by individuals receiving a Doctorate degree.

Bachelor's degree recipients typically wear a hood with a black lining.

Cords are often worn by graduates to represent academic honors, such as graduating with distinction or being a member of an honor society.

A hood with a red tassel is commonly worn by individuals receiving a Master's degree.

Doctorate degree recipients typically wear a hood with a red lining.

The mace is a ceremonial staff carried by the university president or chancellor during commencement ceremonies, symbolizing the authority and dignity of the institution.

A hood with a green tassel is commonly worn by individuals receiving an Honorary Degree.

Honorary Degree recipients typically wear a hood with a green lining.

The diploma is a formal document awarded to graduates, certifying the successful completion of their academic requirements and conferring the appropriate degree.

Bachelor's degree recipients typically wear a tassel that is black in color.