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In February 1960, four African American college students staged a famous sit-in at a Woolworth's lunch counter in this North Carolina city, sparking widespread student-led protests across the South.
What is Greensboro?
This University of Georgia English bulldog is famous for wearing a spiked collar, having his own air-conditioned doghouse on the sidelines, and being treated like true campus royalty.
What is Uga?
Reese Witherspoon played fashionable aspiring lawyer Elle Woods, who famously brings pink style and her Chihuahua Bruiser to this prestigious law schoo
What is Harvard Law School?
This massive domed stadium, affectionately known as the "Big House," serves as the legendary football home for the University of Michigan.
What is Michigan Stadium?
After attending Harvard for just two years, this tech visionary dropped out in 1975 to co-found Microsoft with his childhood friend Paul Allen.
Who is Bill Gates?
Beginning in 1964, this major student protest movement at UC Berkeley demanded that the university lift a ban on on-campus political organizing.
What is the Free Speech Movement?
Every home game victory for this university's football team features the singing of "Country Roads" by John Denver, a tradition that began at the stadium in 1972.
What is West Virginia University?
Rodney Dangerfield plays a fun-loving department store magnate who decides to enroll alongside his son in this fictional Midwest university in a 1986 comedy
What is Grand Lakes University? (From Back to School)
Featuring stunning Gothic architecture, this iconic administrative and classroom tower at the University of Texas at Austin stands 307 feet tall and overlooks the South Mall.
What is the UT Tower?
This billionaire entrepreneur spent two days at Stanford University's graduate physics program before dropping out to found Zip2, eventually moving on to create SpaceX and Tesla.
Who is Elon Musk?
Founded in 1960 by Tom Hayden and Al Haber, this radical student organization became the prominent voice of the New Left, organizing major anti-Vietnam War demonstrations.
What is Students for a Democratic Society (SDS)?
Students at this Texas university traditionally burn a massive wooden structure made of logs before their annual football game against their arch-rival, the University of Texas.
What is Texas A&M University?
Will Ferrell, Luke Wilson, and Vince Vaughn star as three thirty-something friends who recapture their glory days by starting this type of unsupervised residential group on campus.
What is a fraternity? (From Old School)
Situated on the banks of the Charles River, this famous university spans across Cambridge and into the Boston neighborhood of Allston.
What is Harvard University?
This iconic pop icon attended the University of Michigan for a single semester on a dance scholarship before moving to New York City to launch her legendary music career.
Who is Madonna?
In May 1970, tragic clashes erupted on college campuses following the U.S. invasion of Cambodia, resulting in fatal shootings by the National Guard at Kent State and this historically Black university in Jackson, Mississippi.
What is Jackson State University?
The marching band of this Big Ten university is famous for "Script Ohio," a formation where a designated senior sousaphone player dots the "i" in Ohio.
What is Ohio State University?
In this classic 1978 comedy, John Belushi plays "Bluto" Blutarsky, a member of the chaotic Delta Tau Chi fraternity at the fictional Faber College.
What is National Lampoon's Animal House?
Located in Palo Alto, California, this university boasts one of the largest contiguous campuses in the United States, anchored by its historic Main Quad and Memorial Church.
What is Stanford University?
Before creating the social media giant Facebook from his Harvard dorm room, this tech entrepreneur dropped out during his sophomore year in 2004.
Who is Mark Zuckerberg?
In 1965, this landmark federal legislation established federal scholarships and low-interest loans, vastly expanding college access for low- and middle-income students.
What is the Higher Education Act of 1965?
This Ivy League university's mascot is officially a mule named Handsome Dan, though the school is more famously represented by its historic collegiate color, "Yale Blue." (Note: Handsome Dan is actually Yale's mascot; let's substitute this to match a true college mascot mix-up)
This Ivy League university fields a live mule named Handsome Dan as its official mascot, representing its athletic teams.
This critically acclaimed television series follows the brilliant, hyper-cynical titular character as he navigates teaching literature and alienating students at a fictional small Pennsylvania liberal arts college.
What is The Chair? (or Lucky Hank)
Known as the "Quad," this historic green space at the University of Washington is globally famous for its breathtaking bloom of Yoshino cherry trees every spring.
What is the University of Washington?
This legendary filmmaker studied cinema at the University of Southern California (USC)—after being rejected by UCLA—before dropping out to take an unpaid intern position at Universal Studios.
Who is Steven Spielberg?