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UNM’s annual Hanging of the Greens is on the horizon, beckoning in the holiday season. On Friday, Dec. 6, the campus will be illuminated by more than 13,000 luminarias. It’s a collaborative event presented by the UNM Mortar Board Society and supported...

The University of New Mexico Mortar Board Society presents UNM’s oldest tradition, the Hanging of the Greens, on Friday, Nov. 30 when student organizations come together to light up campus with thousands of luminarias. Once the sun goes down, the campus...

Begin the holiday festivities with The University of New Mexico’s annual “Hanging of the Greens,” a merry Lobo tradition of community caroling amidst the glow of more than 14,000 luminarias. The UNM Mortar Board National Senior Honor Society invites the...

The University of New Mexico's Parking and Transportation Services cautions customers and community members to plan ahead for heavy traffic on and around UNM's main campus Friday through Sunday, Dec. 2-4. Effective 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 3, Girard Blvd....

Kick off winter break the Lobo way when the University of New Mexico campus comes aglow with over 14,000 luminarias at the annual “Hanging of the Greens.”

It’s a magical evening before Lobos go home for the winter break to spend time with family and friends for the holidays when the University of New Mexico campus comes aglow with over 14,000 luminarias for the annual “Hanging of the Greens.” Join the UNM...

It’s the most wonderful time of the year. That means winter break and spending time with family and friends. But before that, the UNM Mortar Board Senior Honor Society invites all to University of New Mexico’s oldest student tradition, the ‘Hanging of the Greens,’ Friday, Dec. 5. That evening some 14,000 luminarias cast a flickering glow all across campus.

With autumn surrendering to old man winter, where better to warm your soul and brighten your spirit than at the University of New Mexico "Hanging of the Greens." On Friday, Dec. 6, lights from some 14,000 farolitos (or luminarias) will cast an ...

The University of New Mexico truly is never more beautiful than on the evening of the "Hanging of the Greens." On Friday, Nov. 30, lights from some 14,000 farolitos (or luminarias) will again cast an enchanting spell across campus for one of UNM's ...

At long last the sweltering heat of summer has bowed to the burnt oranges and biting breath of autumn. As the whisper of snowfall descends from the Sandia peaks, ‘tis the season to participate in UNM's oldest student run campus tradition, the "Hanging of ...