As the sun rises over the capstone announcing the end of our college journey, we envision a future shaped by the memories of our past. Memories that began four short years ago when we started our path at the University of Alabama. It was our first day of events. It was so much fun. I didn't realize there was going to be so many people. I think it's really how many different stations they have set up with different organizations. I'm double majoring in dance. I'm really excited to meet the dance people and get prepared for my life and your career path. You know, I really just want to give it all I have with my classes. I really want to take advantage of all the student resources we have here on campus. I think it'll really contribute to my success here. After just one week on campus, we realize this truly is the place where legends are made. And we immediately proclaimed our role in upholding that tradition. The truth, freshmen, come give my love to the Von Dey Smith, Alabama, race, George Hartz. We embrace campus life, met new people and built a camaraderie through the social and cultural experiences that make life at UA unique. We got involved during clubs and organizations whose unrivaled dedication created miracles, providing support for Tuscaloosa and beyond. We were ambitious, vested in achieving our goals and being the best we could possibly be. We explored our world and all that's beyond it. Driving innovation to transform what was once an idea into a reality. A reality that with our help can be enjoyed by all. But most importantly, when all seemed lost, we adapted. Never faltering in our commitment to remain tied together. While it does seem a lot has changed these past four years, our journey ends the same way it began. As champions. So, as we walk across the commencement stage, take a moment to reflect on the challenges we've accomplished and the memories we've made. Memories that will accompany us. Influence our future and empower us to become the next legends of the University of Alabama.