At Ohio State’s first in-person commencement since the start of the pandemic, all attendees will be required to wear a mask and all graduates must bring proof of a negative COVID-19 test completed during the prior week.
Some graduates-to-be said they feel grateful to have this one last memory as undergrad Buckeyes, but others stressed it will not diminish the difficulties and loss the pandemic brought their senior year.
As soon-to-be graduates and their families look forward to the first in-person Ohio State graduation ceremony since the start of the pandemic, the university has announced JPMorgan Chase chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon will deliver the commencement address.
Ohio State will celebrate the 2021 spring graduation in two separate in-person commencement ceremonies May 9. Graduates from all 2020 semesters will be celebrated at an in-person commencement Aug. 8.
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