Live On, University: OU Celebrates the Classes of 2020 and 2021
For the first time since 2019, the University of Oklahoma gathered for in-person graduation ceremonies, celebrating the achievements and resilience of the Classes of 2020 and 2021.
Below are photos from the memorable weekend, along with quotes from several graduates highlighting what they will miss most about OU.
Name: Madison McDaniel
Major: Creative Media Production
“The community is what made my four years of undergrad so memorable. The combination of the people I’ve met and my involvement in multiple student organizations have truly made my time at OU unforgettable.”
Name: Lafonzo Spigner
Major: Public Relations
“I’m going to miss the people at OU who not only challenged me as an individual, but who also celebrated and encouraged me to become the best version of myself during my time in Norman.”
Name: Brittnee McCabe
Major: Marketing with a minor in Psychology
“I’m going to miss the adventures I’ve had with friends on campus and around Norman, and I’ll especially miss my time cheering on OU football.”
Name: Justin Norris
Major: Marketing and Music
“The people at OU have made my time here so memorable and valuable. Even though I’ll miss everyone I’ve met, they will all hold a very special place in my heart as I continue my journey.”
Name: Cassidy Rosenberg
Major: Public Relations
“I’m going to miss the community, the beautiful landscaping on campus, and having the opportunity to be a student at my favorite university.”
Name: Shihui Liu
Major: Electrical Engineering and Chinese
“I’m going to miss the people I’ve had the privilege of meeting and those who have challenged and inspired me to become a better individual. During my time at OU, I’ve served as the Asian American Student Association president, and I’ll greatly miss my involvement with the organization.”
Name: Noah Davidson
Major: Biomedical Engineering
“I’m going to miss walking across OU’s beautiful campus on a nice day and hearing the Union bells ring.”
Graduation ceremony photos by Travis Caperton. Graduation portraits provided by students.
Article Published: Wednesday, May 19, 2021