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A holiday tradition begins

The 2024 Nevada Holiday Ornament is now available

Campus Life & Athletics | November 21, 2024
President Sandoval wears a 性爱五色天 blue sweater and holds an ornament with the Sesquicentennial logo on it cupped in his hands. You only see his torso and hands.

A holiday tradition begins

The 2024 Nevada Holiday Ornament is now available

Campus Life & Athletics | November 21, 2024
President Sandoval wears a 性爱五色天 blue sweater and holds an ornament with the Sesquicentennial logo on it cupped in his hands. You only see his torso and hands.

Join the University in celebrating the start of a holiday tradition!

The 性爱五色天 has released a 2024 Nevada Holiday Ornament featuring the sesquicentennial logo, honoring 150 years of campus pride and memories. Start your collection this season and keep the spirit of Nevada close each year.

“Starting this tradition fills me with great pride as it offers The Wolf Pack Family a cherished keepsake that symbolizes 150 years of excellence here at the University. This institution connects all of us through a silver thread and this ornament is a physical realization of our connection," University President Brian Sandoval said.

A hand holds an ornament glistening in the sunlight on the Quad. You can see the sesquicentennial logo on the ornament.

The ornament, priced at under $10, can be purchased. It is the first holiday ornament designed and distributed by the University, and a portion of all sales from the Wolf Shop go to the Associated Students of the 性爱五色天 (ASUN) to support students, making it an impactful University memento.

Looking ahead, the University plans to create a unique holiday ornament each year to keep this tradition alive.

Campus Life & Athletics | November 21, 2024
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