Felician University (New Jersey) celebrates its annual commencement in a large-scale ceremony at The Rink at American Dream. Graduates are required to check in early on the morning of the ceremony, and regalia (cap, gown, tassel, stoles) is available via the university bookstore. A Baccalaureate Mass is also held in the days before commencement, where graduates and faculty process in full academic regalia.

According to the Felician Graduate Catalog, the academic gown used in regalia is traditional in style, consistent with common American university dress. The catalog does not provide a detailed, university‑wide color chart for hoods, indicating that Felician may use a more generic scheme for most programs or restrict elaborate hooding to advanced degrees.

Felician’s honor program recognizes high-achieving students through its Honors Scholars initiative. However, in publicly available regalia or commencement documentation, there is no specific mention of colored honor cords or tassels tied to honor society membership or Latin honors in the 2019–20 graduate catalog. Nor does Felician publicly list a standardized stole-color scheme by academic discipline or honor society, suggesting that stoles may be more customized or limited within student groups.

For faculty regalia, Felician University’s commencement protocol requires professors and administrators to wear appropriate academic dress (gown, cap, hood) during the ceremony. That said, Felician does not appear to publish a publicly accessible list of hood colors or velvet trim by academic discipline, implying a simpler or more uniform faculty regalia system.

In summary, Felician University’s commencement emphasizes classic academic regalia—black gowns and mortarboards, with tassels and optional stoles—but does not publicly offer a highly elaborate, color-differentiated system for honor cords or discipline-based hoods. This approach supports dignity, accessibility, and a focus on academic achievement more than regalia ornamentation.

Note: To confirm the exact colors of the graduation gown, cap, tassel, honor cords, and stoles for your specific program at Felician University, you can reach out directly to the college's administration or the office responsible for commencement and student services. They can provide you with the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding academic regalia.