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Skip to contentArts & Sciences GraduationMenu Close Search Information for StudentsSenior Video and MemoriesInformation for Families and GuestsPolicy Changes for the 2024 Arts & Sciences CeremoniesInformation for VolunteersCeremony Programs and LivestreamsEventsNewsOur Alumni NetworkArchiveLet your curiosity lead the way:Apply TodayHomeContact Us Arts & Sciences Graduate Studies in A&S All-University Commencement CeremonyPolicy Changes for the 2024 Arts & Sciences CeremoniesTicketing PolicyBag PolicyProhibited ItemsWashU has implemented several policy changes for the safety of our community during the 2024 recognition and commencement ceremonies. Please read below for more information about the changes regarding ticketing, the bag policy for all school and university ceremonies for graduates and guests, and a list of prohibited items.  Ticketing PolicyBoth Arts & Sciences school ceremonies will require tickets for entry. The tickets will be sent via e-mail to students who filed an intent to graduate from the College of Arts & Sciences, or registered to attend the Hooding and Recognition Ceremony. Students should forward the tickets to their families and guests. Guests will need to show a printed or digital ticket at the entrance gate. Questions About Tickets?Bag PolicyStudents Students may not bring bags of any type into any of the ceremonies. Please plan ahead and do not a bring a bag. The regalia has pockets which will fit small items (keys, phone, etc).  Guests Guests are strongly encouraged not to bring bags. If you must bring a bag, it must meet the following requirements:   Clear plastic bags are allowed but must not to exceed 14 inches x 14 inches x 4 inches. We will have clear bags available for free in the on-campus parking locations and at the ceremony entrances for those who need them. But we recommend planning ahead, by bringing a smaller bag or a clear bag that meets the listed dimensions, if possible.  Small clutch-type wallets or purses, which do not need to be clear, are allowed as long as they do not exceed 4 inches x 6 inches. Diaper bags are allowed for those with small children, but they will need to be inspected. Necessary medical equipment is permitted after inspection. For all ceremonies, we recommend allowing extra time to account for bag checks and ticketing.  Prohibited Items and Regalia ChecksThe following items are prohibited in all university and school ceremonies and events, and are subject to confiscation: Air horns and other artificial noisemakers Animals, except service animals Banners or signs larger than 2 feet x 3 feet (no poles of any kind will be allowed) Food and drink (except water) Firearms and weapons Laser lights Balloons, glitter and confetti Unmanned aircraft/drones Please note: in order to make sure all attendees are complying with the new prohibited items policy, students and faculty wearing regalia should plan to arrive to all ceremonies with their regalia unzipped. All individuals wearing regalia will be checked for prohibited items prior to entering the ceremony. Regalia is required to participate in all the ceremonies.  Looking for more information for families and guests? See Our Information Page for Families and GuestsQuick LinksStudents Families and Guests EventsDepartment and Program CelebrationsNews Ceremony Archive ContactAdditional information Arts & Sciences Graduate Studies in A&SCopyright 2024 by:Arts & Sciences at Washington University in St. LouisFollow Us Instagram Facebook Twitter YouTube Contact Us: Arts & Sciences Graduation [email protected] Visit the main Washington University in St. Louis website1 Brookings Drive / St. Louis, MO 63130 / wustl.edu