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November 20, 2020, Filed Under: General

What is Thanksgiving? History, Traditions and Things to do on This U.S. Holiday

plates with food on white table

Thanksgiving is a national holiday celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November. Friends and families across the U.S. gather to feast and celebrate all the things they are grateful for. This year, things may look a bit different. Friends and families may elect to not gather around the table in… read more 

December 5, 2016, Filed Under: General, International Voices

A Thanksgiving Day Deal

This post is a part of our International Voices column, written by international UT students & staff, for UT students & staff. Are we confused how to spend tonight? If only they named the joyous day. For all the things there are to save, We spend thriftily on things to… read more 

January 26, 2015, Filed Under: International Voices

An American Thanksgiving

Remember that Thanksgiving episode of Friends where Joey gets a turkey stuck on his head? Or the one where Chandler’s toe gets sliced off? Or, possibly the best, the one where Monica and Chandler finally get to adopt a child? In my personal opinion, the Thanksgiving episodes of any show… read more 

November 26, 2014, Filed Under: General

Pre-Thanksgiving Healthy Eating Tips

While Thanksgiving may not be the healthiest eating day of the year, it is a good reminder of our close relationship with food!  As a student, it’s easy to forget how much eating habits can affect mood, performance, and overall health.  Here are a few tips for positive, mindful eating:… read more 

November 26, 2013, Filed Under: General

ISSS Closed for Thanksgiving Break

Our office will be closed on Thursday, November 28 and Friday, November 29th for Thanksgiving Break. We will be open at 8 am on Monday, December 2. We wish everyone a happy holiday!

November 22, 2013, Filed Under: General

Happy Thanksgiving from ISSS

The fourth Thursday of November marks Thanksgiving Day in the United States. In the midst of the Civil War, President Abraham Lincoln declared Thanksgiving a national holiday in 1863. The roots of Thanksgiving go back to some of the first colonists in the United States who shared a celebratory feast… read more 

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