Carolers singing for the Oxford community at the Square Christmas tree lighting on Nov. 19. Photo by Emily Hollowell.

Hotty Toddy Holidays brightens UM campus with winter festivities

Carolers singing for the Oxford community at the Square Christmas tree lighting on Nov. 19. Photo by Emily Hollowell.

Continuing a beloved tradition that dates back to the 1860s, the Student Activities Association will feature a Christmas Tree lighting at their annual Hotty Toddy Holidays celebration. After choir caroling and a warm welcome from Chancellor Glenn Boyce in the Circle, guests will be given the opportunity to delight in ice skating, a photo booth, arts and crafts, sweet treats and a special appearance from Santa Claus on the Student Union Plaza. 

“Our annual Hotty Toddy Holidays bring students together from all backgrounds to celebrate the holiday season,” Student Activities Association Director Daneel Konnar said. “From Christmas ornament crafts to Chinese New Year lantern crafts to Kwanzaa bracelets, our event aims to ensure every holiday season is celebrated and represented during the event.”

All members of the university community are invited to take a break from finals preparation and come together to celebrate the end of the semester and the beginning of the holiday season on Nov. 30 at 6 p.m. 

Editor’s Note: The Student Activities Association canceled this event due to inclement weather. 

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