On June 10, DePaul’s annual Baccalaureate Mass marked the start of DePaul University’s 123rd commencement celebration.

Graduates, faculty and staff attended DePaul’s annual Baccalaureate Mass.

DePaul graduates donned their academic regalia during Baccalaureate Mass ahead of the weekend’s commencement ceremonies.

Fr. Memo Campuzano, C.M., vice president for Mission and Ministry, presided over this year’s Baccalaureate Mass.

Interfaith leaders from the Division of Mission and Ministry, Diane Dardón, Emily Goldberg and Abdul-Malik Ryan, participated in the annual Baccalaureate Mass.

Fr. Memo and A. Gabriel Esteban, president of DePaul, distributed communion during the mass.

A ceremony honoring graduates from The Theatre School and the Jarvis College of Computing and Digital Media kicked off Saturday's celerbations at Wintrust Arena.

DePaul faculty and administration processed onto the stage to begin the first of six commencement ceremonies held over the weekend.

Maria Klawe, president of Harvey Mudd College, addressed graduates and attendees during The Theatre School and the Jarvis College of Computing and Digital Media commencement ceremony.

Sam Kerns, a 2022 graduate of The Theatre School, delivered the student address at the first of the Saturday ceremonies.

A graduate of CDM’s film school personalized her graduation cap.

A graduate showed off one of the many emotions of relief and accomplishment after accepting her diploma.

Jeanette Fernandez-Rockey accepts a posthumous degree for her brother, Joel Quiachon Fernandez, a student in the Jarvis College of Computing and Digital Media.

A graduate waved to his family after receiving his diploma.

In a show of solidarity, a graduate unfurled a Ukrainian flag on stage.

Graduates of TTS and CDM cheer with joy as they are inducted into the alumni association.

A suprise balloon drop marked the end of the commencement ceremony.

Blue Demons celebrated their graduation outside of Wintrust Arena.

A graduate hugged her mother in gratitude for her support throughout her years at DePaul.

Graduates waved at their families moments before the ceremony begins.

Holding the university mace, Marie Donovan, an associate professor in the College of Education, led the procession for the College of Education and College of Communication ceremony.

During her student address, Victoria Hall, a 2022 graduate of the College of Communication, shared some of the lessons she learned throughout her time at DePaul.

Graduates beamed with pride after accepting their diplomas.

Nancy Hashimoto, the director of advising for the College of Education, received her doctorate degree.

Graduates flipped their tassels from right to left to symbolize their transformation from students to alumni.