Posted on December 03, 2025

Decorated UNCG graduation cap.

As the semester comes to an end, students look back at how their hard work has paid off. For those graduating on Dec. 11 and 12, it’s the submission of their last-ever exam or their application to graduate school that seals it all in.

With a personalized grad cap to wear at Commencement, Spartans make every memory count. Through humor, creative expression, or heartfelt messages and quotes, each cap reveals an aspect of personality that makes the celebration uniquely theirs.

Approaching your walk across the stage soon? Get ahead of the game with some inspiration. These fun designs come in all shapes, colors, and styles.

A UNCG student adjusts a graduate's cap.

Many UNCG graduates start their journey as alumni by giving back.

By making a small gift of at least the amount of your class year, $20.25, you help other students complete their degrees.

This gift will also make you eligible to wear a special philanthropy cord during Commencement to recognize your dedication and commitment to UNCG.

Learn more about how to give.

Story by Lauren Segers, University Communications
Photography by Sean Norona and Martin W. Kane, University Communications; and Bert VanderVeen, VanderVeen Photographers

CELEBRATE OUR GRADS!

Graduates and their families are encouraged to share their accomplishments on social media by tagging the University accounts and using the hashtag #UNCGGrad. Visit UNCG’s digital swag page for Commencement-themed graphics and templates.

Mention @UNCG in celebratory posts on Instagram and X and @uncgreensboro on TikTok.

Three masters graduates pose for a selfie in cap and gown.

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