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Congratulations, Class of 2025!

We’ve known you by name and by story, and we’re cheering you across the finish line! Can’t wait to witness your next chapter unfold.

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2025 graduates celebrate by pretending to step on the WashU seal.

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Congratulations, Class of 2025!

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A faculty member and graduate student embrace on stage at the 2025 hooding ceremony.

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We’ve known you by name and by story, and we’re cheering you across the finish line! Can’t wait to witness your next chapter unfold.

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Three A&S students read letters that they wrote to themselves back in their first year at WashU.

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