- GRAD
- Cap-and-gown wearer
- Homecoming comer
- Common suffix in Russian place names
- After Lenin or Stalin
- Alum
- New alum
- Marcher to "Pomp and Circumstance," perhaps
- One with a degree of difficulty?
- Alumnus, for short
- Homecoming weekend visitor
- One drowning in student debt, probably
- Sheepskin holder
- Diploma holder
- Gown wearer
- Diploma owner
- Diploma earner
- Holder of a diploma
- Alumnus
- Mortarboard tosser
- Mortarboard wearer
- Tassel turner
- Homecoming visitor, often
- Old-school sort?
- One who's reached beyond seniority?
- Mortarboard sporter
- Reunion attender
- Sheepskin bearer
- Sheepskin receiver
- Class reunion attendee, briefly
- Frosh in four years
- Diploma holder, informally
- Certain cap wearer
- Commencement VIP
- June celebrant, often
- Sheepskin recipient
- Common Russian place name suffix
- Reunion goer
- Diploma recipient
- June honoree, for short
- Person making the transition from student to alum
- One who's done with U.
- First-time tux wearer, maybe
- Last yr.'s senior
- Jubilant cap tosser
- Scholarship drive donor
- __ school
- One with a degree
- Degree holder
- Homecoming figure
- Former senior
- One visiting an old prof, perhaps
- Happy cap tosser
- Degree holder, for short
- June celebrant
- Ex-senior
- Reunion attendee
- June honoree
- Reuner, for short
- Tassel mover
- Mortarboard flinger
- Class reunion attendee
- Erstwhile Lenin follower
- Person with a diploma
- Valedictorian, for example
- One with a diploma
- June celebrant, for short
- Commencement attendee
- Gown renter
- Diploma holder, briefly
- Gown returner
- Seuss book recipient, often
- Any MD, presumably
- One with a diploma, for short
- Whom a "Congrats!" lawn sign is often for
- College man: Colloq.
- June reuner.
- A senior no longer
- Certain reunion-goer
- Diploma holder, for short
- High school reunion attendee
- Reunion attendee, maybe
- Brown finisher, e.g.
- Old ___.
- Alumnus: Colloq.
- Alumnus: Slang.
- Reuner.
- College man in June.
- College man.
- Campus reveler in June.
- Former campus man.
- Alumnus: Abbr.
- College man, for short.
- Commencement guest
- Suffix for Volgo or Lenin
- Recent college man
- Rank after sr.
- Tassel flipper, for short
- Reunion member
- A.B. holder, for short
- Reunion figure
- Reunion figure, for short
- Sheepskin clutcher
- An alum
- Deg. holder
- Kind of student
- Last year's sr.
- June celebrant, informally
- One temporarily donning a cap
- ___ program
- Many a 21-Down celebrant
- Former Lenin adherent?
- Tassel sporter
- '13 or '14, now
- Ending with Lenin or Stalin
- One finally done with finals?
- ___ school
- Commencement celebrant, in brief
- One coming to homecoming, maybe
- Gown wearer, informally
- Many a May or June honoree
- May or June gown wearer
- Cap and gown wearer, for short
- Commencement honoree, for short
- One being asked for donations, often
- Late-spring celebrant
- ___ gift (common spring purchase)
- Gowned figure
- Squirrel away
- One at a homecoming
- One with a B.A., say
- JFK, vis-a-vis Harvard
- Valedictorian, for one
- One who might rent a gown, informally
- One with a 13-Across
- One sporting a cap and gown, briefly
- B.A. holder
- Mortarboard wearer, briefly
- Commencement honoree, briefly
- Ex-senior, briefly
- Sheepskin receiver, briefly
- Diploma earner, briefly
- Homecoming attendee
- Commencement honoree, shortly
- Mortarboard sporter, briefly
- Alumni
- Class of '96 member
- Class of '18 member, e.g.
- MBA holder, e.g.
- New B.A. or B.S.
- Commencement honoree, informally
- One with a degree, informally
- Reunion attendee, for short
- Reunion attendee, briefly
- June honoree, familiarly
- Man with an AB?
- Small school?
- Type of student or school, briefly
- One with a deg.
- Mortarboard tosser, briefly
- B.A. or Ph.D. holder
- Degree holder, informally
- Ph.D. recipient, e.g.
- Cap toss participant, for short
- School reunion attendee, for short
- Diploma earner, for short
- Person with a degree, for short
- Former dorm resident
- Target of alumni association mailings
- U. donor, often
- Class of '20 member, e.g.
- Donor to a U., often
- Person with a diploma, for short
- Prof's visitor, perhaps
