Holy Family University (HFU) hosts its annual undergraduate and graduate commencement ceremonies on the Newtown East campus each May. Their “Commencement” webpage welcomes family, friends, and graduates to a celebration of achievement — highlighting joy, hope, and community as core elements of the event.

Students are required to wear academic regalia to participate in the commencement procession. Photos from recent ceremonies show graduates dressed in traditional attire: a black graduation gown and a standard mortarboard graduation cap. Because HFU’s publicly accessible Commencement page and related resources do not include a published, detailed color‑chart for tassels, honor cords, stoles, or discipline-based hoods, there is no official public record of standard tassel color, honor-cord color, or stole color for bachelor’s, master’s, or graduate degrees.

Honor cords and stoles — when awarded — appear to be managed at the program or society level rather than by a universal university‑wide standard. The lack of a public color guide for honor cords, stoles, or discipline-specific regalia suggests that students needing custom regalia (cap, gown and tassels sets) should confirm required colors with HFU’s Registrar or campus bookstore before ordering.

For faculty and administrators participating in commencement, academic regalia likely includes traditional robes, possibly with hoods or velvet trimming for advanced degrees — but HFU does not publicly share a full breakdown of faculty‑regalia color codes or hood‑lining schemes.

In summary: Holy Family University’s commencement follows conventional academic regalia norms — black gowns and mortarboard caps — but does not publicly standardize tassel, cord, or stole colors. Students are encouraged to verify regalia color requirements when ordering their cap, gown and tassels sets.

Note: To confirm the exact colors of the graduation gown, cap, tassel, honor cords, and stoles for your specific program at Holy Family 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.