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Photos: Fall 2018 Graduation Reception

Congrats to the class of 2018!

December 12, 2018
Krysta Scripter
A group of students stand on a set of stairs.

This fall semester, 27 undergraduate students and 2 graduate students received their degrees.

Photos: Fall 2018 Graduation Reception

Congrats to the class of 2018!

December 12, 2018
Krysta Scripter

This fall semester, 27 undergraduate students and 2 graduate students received their degrees.

A group of students stand on a set of stairs.

This fall semester, 27 undergraduate students and 2 graduate students received their degrees.

The University of ÁùºÏ±¦µä, Reno’s fall class of 2018 graduated this weekend, following the same yearly tradition hundreds of students before them.

The Reynold’s School of Journalism’s tradition of the graduation reception is no different. Out of the entire Class of 2018, 27 undergraduate students and two graduate students received their degrees this semester. Students, their families and professors alike gathered one last time for socializing and the classic group photo along the stairs. Professor Paul Mitchel addressed the grads about how to take their skills into the workforce, saying “Now is the time to take those tools and goodies and use them well and use them wisely.”

Check out our latest gallery below. Congrats class of 2018!

Student poses with grad cap.
A student and parents talk with the dean.
Grad cap inside the Linn Reading Room
A faculty member and student hug.
The dean shakes a students hand while his parents sit next to him.
Signed Reynolds School senior oath sits on a table.
Two students pose by the IMC trophy.
The dean speaks in front of the graduating class of students in the atrium.
The photographer takes photos of the graduating class on the atrium steps.
Parents take photos on their phones in the atrium.
Faculty speaks to group with students in regalia in the background.
Decorated graduation caps.
December 12, 2018
Krysta Scripter

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