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WNC to Close Campuses to the Public on Commencement Days

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WNC to Close Campuses to the Public on Commencement Days

May 12, 2026

Western Nevada College is closing its campuses to the public for the upcoming commencement ceremonies celebrating the Class of 2026.

WNC’s Carson City campus will be closed to the public on Monday, May 20, while the Fallon campus will be closed on Wednesday, May 20.

During the days WNC campuses are closed, the public can visit wnc.edu for more information about the college.

The Carson City Commencement is set for 10 a.m. Monday, May 18, at Marv Teixeira Pavilion in Mills Park. A second graduation ceremony is scheduled for 10 a.m. Wednesday, May 20, at the Rafter 3C Arena in Fallon.

Family members, friends and community supporters who are unable to attend in person can watch a livestream of the Carson City and Fallon ceremonies at wnc.edu/live. The Nursing program's Pinning Ceremony will also be shown at wnc.edu/live.

ABOUT WNC: Since 1971, Western Nevada College has helped students embark on the road to success by preparing them for a variety of careers through associate and bachelor degree programs, industry certifications and workforce training. WNC offers exemplary academics, affordability and student satisfaction. Many Western grads become leaders in their communities and excel in their professions. Through multiple campuses, resource and learning centers, cohorts and robust online offerings, Western is able to meet many students’ needs, whether they are residing in remote parts of Nevada or trying to fit in their education while raising a family. To learn more about WNC, visit wnc.edu or phone 775-445-3000.

 

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