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Fall Convocation
Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

Nov. 25, 2025

Class of 2025: This is just the beginning

In photos: A proud Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ community recognizes the determination, brilliance, and success of our latest group of graduates

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Photographers Riley Brandt, University of Calgary, and Kelly Hofer

A man playing bagpipes
A graduate walks across the stage
A man giving a speech
A woman receives her diploma
An audience watches graduation
A man gives a speech
2025 fall convocation at Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ
2025 fall convocation at Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ
2025 fall convocation at Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ
2025 fall convocation at Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ
2025 fall convocation at Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ
2025 fall convocation at Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ
2025 fall convocation at Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ
2025 fall convocation at Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ
2025 fall convocation at Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ
2025 Ô°ÇøÒùÂÒ fall convocation
A group of graduates
A woman wearing graduation regalia throws up a peace sign
A line of graduates
A woman wearing a traditional Indigenous headdress
A group of graduates
A man stands in graduation regalia
A group of graduates
A man waving in graduation regalia
The back of a graduation cap
A man holding a drum and singing into a microphone
The back of a grad cap with the words 'this one is for you dad' written on it
A woman wearing graduation regalia speaks into a microphone
A man speaks to a group of graduates
A closeup shot of a pair of moccasins
A person receives their diploma
A person walks across the stage at graduation
A person shakes hand across the stage at graduation
A woman wearing graduation regalia
Graduation hall
A man giving a speech to a group of graduates

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