Holidays at LSU
‘Tis the Season, Tigers!
We are getting into the holiday spirit with the LSU Tree Lighting on Tuesday, December 3. Events start in the morning in the LSU Student Union, where LSU students will decorate the LSU Student Union Tree. Celebrate the holidays with the LSU community at the LSU Tree Lighting event before students head over to the President's Late-Night Breakfast.
2024 Schedule of Events
Deck the Union Halls
Instead of decorating with “boughs of holly,” come spruce up the LSU Student Union
tree by decorating ornaments and writing candy cane encouragements. While you’re here,
decorate cookies and drink hot apple cider and hot cocoa, courtesy of LSU Auxiliary
Services and LSU Dining.
Tuesday, December 3
11a.m. - 2 p.m.
LSU Student Union Lobby
34th Annual “Holiday on Campus
Hosted by LSU Staff Senate
LSU Staff Senate will host its 34th annual “Holiday on Campus” in the freshly decorated
LSU Student Union. The event is catered to the children and families of LSU faculty,
staff, and students, will feature arts and crafts, games, free food, photos with Santa
and Mrs. Claus, and much more.
Tuesday, December 3
5:30 - 8:30 p.m
LSU Student Union Lobby
Coca-Cola Santa Truck
Ole St. Nick will be on campus too. Swing by the Coca-Cola Santa Truck to take holiday
pictures.
Tuesday, December 3
6 - 8 p.m.
Tower Drive
LSU Holiday Tree Lighting Event
Hosted by Campus Life
The LSU Tree Lighting will take place promptly at 7 p.m., but festivities will continue
until 9 p.m. Come by to see the LSU Tree lit with LSU’s Homecoming King and Queen
and to celebrate the holiday spirit. After the lighting, stay to enjoy hot chocolate
from CC’s Coffee and our snow machine.
Tuesday, December 3
7 - 9 p.m.
Free Speech Circle
President’s Late-Night Breakfast
To close out the night, enjoy breakfast with President Tate at either the 459 Commons
or The 5 Dining Hall. You do not need to live on campus or have a meal plan to attend.
Just be sure to come hungry.
Tuesday, December 3
10 p.m. - Midnight
The 459 Commons and The 5 Dining Hall
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