Class of 2023 – This is YOUR Year!

January 03, 2023Melissa W.

It’s a new year, which means an entirely new class of graduates are getting set to walk across the stage this coming spring, finally getting a chance to turn their tassels from right to left and celebrate their accomplishments in front of a sea of family, friends, and colleagues. 

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It’s Crunch Time for Spring Graduation Orders!

April 12, 2022Melissa W.

Mid-April means it’s crunch time for getting in those orders. We’ve received several emails this week with important questions and we’d like to address those for anyone looking to place orders for graduation recognition products.

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Visual Recognition at Graduation: Add More Than Flair to Your Gown

January 20, 2022Melissa W.

It may still be January, but we are ramping up for what will be likely one of the busiest and most-exciting graduation seasons to date! Many schools and universities have plans for in-person ceremonies this year, some of which will be the first since 2019, and we can’t wait to start celebrating our Senior Class Grads!

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The Class of 2022: This is YOUR Year!

January 09, 2022Melissa W.

It’s a new year, which means an entirely new class of graduates are getting set to walk across the stage this coming spring, finally getting a chance to turn their tassels from right to left and celebrate their accomplishments in front of family, friends, and classmates. Even better? Many schools have plans for in-person graduation ceremonies, some of which are the first to happen since 2019!

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Made in America Products for the All-American Grad

July 07, 2021Melissa W.

The quality of our products is unmatched, as we truly understand the importance of outfitting graduates across the United States with honor recognition gear made in the country where they entered to learn and will go forth to serve. We trust you’ll agree.

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Gordonstoun School -- The Educational Institution of the Late Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh

April 18, 2021Melissa W.

In honor of the life and recent passing of Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, we took a dive into where he went to school before becoming royalty.

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Phi Theta Kappa: The Official Honor Society for Two-Year Colleges

April 09, 2021Melissa W.

Founded in 1910 at Stevens College in Missouri, Phi Theta Kappa is an international honor society for students studying at four-year and two-year colleges and universities, though it is most popular among community college settings.

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WWII Led to the Creation of Society of Women Engineers (SWE)

March 29, 2021Melissa W.

In continuation of Women’s History Month, we’re spotlighting an organization that promotes the voices of women interested in joining the engineering field: The Society of Women Engineers (SWE).

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Student Activism & The Association for Asian American Studies

March 21, 2021Melissa W.

Founded in 1979, The Association for Asian American Studies (AAAS) was initially created to promote teaching and research in Asian American studies and “has emerged as a primary research and teaching hub for Asian American Studies, an interdisciplinary field born out of the 1960s movements for racial justice and student activism.”

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Cheyney University: The First HBCU

February 28, 2021Melissa W.

We’re at the end of Black History month and have really enjoyed learning about and sharing Black-centered campus organizations and colleges throughout February. We figured, what better way to round out the month than by highlighting the first ever school to form Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU)?!

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