The University of Regina celebrated its Fall graduates this afternoon.
A record 1037 credentials were awarded to 998 students at the 2021 Fall Convocation Ceremony. Both are record numbers for a Fall Convocation.
Jeff Keshen was also officially installed as the university’s eighth president at the ceremony.
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“This is the student’s special day, and to have it in person means so much more than having it virtually. I’m absolutely thrilled that we can be here in person. I wish that the stands were filled, but you know what it’s the best we can do under these circumstances and I think it expresses our commitment to making this an absolutely special day for them,” said Keshen.
The occasion marked the first return to an in-person convocation since 2019.
Attendance was limited to graduating students, a small University platform party, support staff and media members.
Grads who were unable to attend in person, along with friends and family of the graduates were able to watch a live broadcast of the event on the University’s Facebook page.
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