SUBR mandates that all graduates participating in commencement must wear the official academic regalia prescribed by the university: cap, gown, and hood. Regular attire under the gown must be formal — dark pants/shoes for men, or dark dresses/shoes for women. Attendance at commencement requires clearing all academic and financial obligations.
The standard graduation cap for undergraduate and graduate‑level candidates is the black “mortarboard.” For undergraduates, the tassel is worn on the left before degree conferral; for graduate and doctoral candidates, tassel placement follows SUBR’s guidelines (including use of a “tam” for doctoral candidates with tassel on the right). Decorating of the mortarboard is permitted **only on the top surface**, with strict prohibition of dangling items, 3‑D objects, or banners.
Publicly available SUBR “Regalia” documentation does **not** define a formal, color‑coded scheme for honor cords, stoles, or tassels linked to degree type, honors status, or academic discipline. The official instructions reference only cap, gown, hood, and tassel as mandatory items. As such, no verifiable list or chart is available for “Bachelor / Master / Doctoral / Faculty regalia colors,” or for discipline‑based color schemes.
In summary: SUBR’s commencement and academic‑regalia policy requires a uniform black mortarboard cap, black gown, hood, and appropriately positioned tassel (left or right depending on degree level). The university enforces formal attire under the gown and prohibits decorations that violate the regalia code. Because SUBR does not publish any official color‑coding for cords, stoles, or tassels by degree, honors, or discipline, any listing or description should reference only the standard cap, gown, hood, and tassel — and avoid claiming unverified color‑coded accessories.
Prepare for commencement at SUBR with the official graduation gown, cap (mortarboard or tam), hood and tassel. This guide outlines the regalia requirements and ceremony dress code for bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral and faculty‑level candidates based on SUBR’s official regalia policy and commencement guidelines.
Note: To confirm the exact colors of the graduation gown, cap, tassel, honor cords, and stoles for your specific program at Southern 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.