Thammasat Games 2025 

Kasetsart University recently hosted the closing ceremony for the 49th Thailand University Games, known as "Nontree Games." The event was presided over by Dr. Chongrak Wachrinrat, President of Kasetsart University, who handed over the Thailand University Games flag to Associate Professor Suthana Tingsabhat, Chairman of the Committee on Sports Promotion for Excellence of the Thailand University Sports Board. The flag was then passed to Associate Professor Roj Khunanek, Vice President for Student Affairs of Thammasat University, the host for the upcoming 50th Thailand University Games.

The closing ceremony featured two spectacular performances. The first was a traditional "Khon" performance of the Ramakien epic, presented by Kasetsart University, followed by Thammasat University's "Unity in Diversity" performance, symbolizing the strength found in diversity. The event concluded with the extinguishing of the Games' cauldron flame and a magnificent fireworks display, marking the grand finale of the 49th Thailand University Games.

The Thailand University Games were first officially held in 1970. Since then, 126 higher education institutions have participated in the event. Thammasat University has had the honor of hosting the Games four times:

- 3rd Games in 1976

- 22nd Games in 1995

- 29th Games in 2002

- 37th Games in 2010

In the 4th meeting of the Thailand University Sports Board on October 20, 2023, it was decided that Thammasat University would host the 50th Thailand University Games in 2025. This event will coincide with the celebration of Thammasat University's 90th anniversary.

Thammasat University is committed to making the 50th Thailand University Games a memorable event that upholds the tradition of excellence in university sports.

Mascot Thammasat Games 2025 The mascot for the Thammasat Games 2025 is named "Nong Dome," designed by Assistant Professor Srichana Charoennate, a faculty member in the Department of Industrial Design at the Faculty of Fine and Applied Arts, Thammasat University. The design is inspired by the iconic "Mae Dome Tha Prachan," a symbol of Thammasat University, reflecting the mascot's friendly and cheerful personality while embodying strength. "Nong Dome" is also seen as a companion that helps drive a society where everyone understands and supports one another.