For some university grads, virtual convocation was a ‘spit in the face.’ Now the class of 2020, ’21 and ’22 are getting their chance

There is no convenient time for a pandemic. But imagine the plight of the young, just finishing school, emerging from the prologue of their lives into the real world." In many cases, COVID-19 wrested their futures from them. Stole everything they were working toward. Cut them off from mentors and peers when they were most needed.