What to know before going to the UA commencement ceremony tonight
The University of Arizona's Spring Commencement Ceremony is Friday, May 11, at 7:30 p.m.
Here's everything you need to know before heading to the ceremony.
What to know before you go
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Oops..you didn't get a ticket
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Don't sweat it. Admission is free for the public and no ticket is needed to entry.
However, be aware that no outside containers, large bags, backpacks, or parcels will be permitted into the stadium. Attendees may bring items in a clear bag.
You can read more about the UA's clear bag policy here.
It's going to be hot and windy
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The faculty march to center seats as the ceremonies begin in earnest for graduation at the University of Arizona at Arizona Stadium in 2017.
It's May in Tucson. It's an outdoor ceremony. It's going to be hot.
The highs in Tucson are only 99 degrees today, but even though it won't be triple-digits, make sure to hydrate and press appropriately for the event!
The west side of the stadium under the skyboxes is shady as soon as doors open. Head here to look at the UA's map.
And most importantly, drink lots of water! Water will be available for free and for purchase at the stadium. You are allowed to bring in your own new, unopened plastic water bottles. Open bottles will not be permitted.
Where to park
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Free parking is available in all garages and surface lots. You can find maps and more information on the UA's website here.
You can watch it online
UpdatedYes. Arizona Public Media is live streaming the ceremony. You can watch it below, or on the University of Arizona's website here.
