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Texas State University — Spring 2018 Commencement

May 10, 2018May 13, 2018Daryl OntiverosComment(0)

The College of Liberal Arts class of 2018 sits and waits patiently to receive their diplomas May 10. inside Strahan Coliseum.

Samuel Skyler Silva smiles with his degree in public administration in hand May 10. as he exits Strahan Coliseum to join his family outside at Sewell Park.

Sewell Park — a part of the Texas State University Campus where students are free to engage is recreation and celebration alike.

Hundreds of students, their families, and friends gather around the perimeter of the San Marcos River May 10. for pictures, and for fresh alumni to take part in the ceremonial right of passage that is jumping into the river.

Several family members look on the celebration May 10. from a pedestrian bridge over the San Marcos River.

A recent Texas State grad jumps into the San Marcos River as her family encourages her May 10.

Recent Texas State grads make their way out of the San Marcos River May 10.

Texas State grads traverse the San Marcos River May 10. shortly after taking the plunge.

Chris Overland graduated with a degree in geography May 10. from Texas State University.

Chris Overland embraces his grandmother shortly after pulling himself out of the San Marcos River.

Graduates and their families begin to walk away from Strahan Coliseum for the final time May 10.

Families of graduates await their turn for a shuttle to continue celebrating the success with parties, dinners, and get-togethers.

Daryl Ontiveros

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