
Kaylee Jones, center, takes a selfie with her classmates and friends Alyssa Savage, left, and Isabella Moody, prior to the University of Maine at Augusta’s graduation at the Augusta Civic Center on Saturday in Augusta. The three are graduating with their Bachelors of Science in Nursing. Anna Chadwick/Morning Sentinel

Graduating seniors listen to a speaker during the graduation ceremony for the University of Maine at the Cross Center in Bangor on Sunday. Gregory Rec/Portland Press Herald

Kristen Lusignan takes a selfie with a group of seniors before the start of the 126th commencement of Husson University at the Cross Center in Bangor on Saturday. Lusignan, from Hermon, majored in psychology. Gregory Rec/Portland Press Herald

A photographer gets the Maine College of Art & Design graduates together for a photograph outside Portland City Hall prior to their graduation on Friday. Shawn Patrick Ouellette/Portland Press Herald

Bananas, the University of Maine mascot, high fives seniors entering the Cross Center at the start of UMaine’s graduation ceremony in Bangor on Sunday. Gregory Rec/Portland Press Herald

Seniors enter into the Cross Center in Bangor at the start of the 126th commencement of Husson University at the Cross Center in Bangor on Saturday. Gregory Rec/Portland Press Herald

Dr. Nirav Shah delivers the keynote address during the commencement ceremony on Saturday in Dearborn Gymnasium at the University of Maine at Farmington. Shah encouraged graduates to reflect on the question, “What do we owe each other?” as they move forward. Rebecca Richard/Franklin Journal

Senior Darrin Martone of Maryland, a history major at the University of Maine, sports an elaborate cap designed depicting a Maine nature scene, while preparing for the University of Maine graduation ceremony at the Cross Center in Bangor on Sunday. Gregory Rec/Portland Press Herald

Abigail McGovern celebrates after receiving her doctor of physical therapy degree at Husson University’s graduation at the Cross Center in Bangor on Saturday. Gregory Rec/Portland Press Herald

Senior class speaker Emmanuelle Ritchie addresses graduates during the commencement ceremony on Saturday, in Dearborn Gymnasium at the University of Maine at Farmington. Ritchie, a homeschooled student from Eliot, earned dual majors in English and Creative Writing. Rebecca Richard/Franklin Journal
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