ADRLs
Cardy Who?
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Otterbein Lore
Built to Last
100
Mikey and Sydney each have a go-to soda — similar, but not the same. Name one of them.
Diet Coke or Coke Zero
100
This chart-topping rapper, known for hits like “WAP” and “Bodak Yellow,” shares a name with our school mascot.
Cardi B
100
Until this year, Otterbein students were allowed to bring this small aquatic pet to campus.
Turtle
100
This person is the 21st president of Otterbein University.
John Comerford
100
This iconic Otterbein building was constructed in 1872 after a fire destroyed its predecessor, and was officially named in 1956 after being known simply by its nickname for decades.
Towers Hall
200
Mikey Anderson ’19 completed his undergraduate studies at Otterbein with this academic major.
Allied Health
200
This campus icon always brings the school spirit and wears feathers with flair.
Cardy the Cardinal
200
Possession of this substance in the residence halls violates our policy, even if it’s legal in the state or the resident has a medical card.
Marijuana
200
This longtime Otterbein legend began as a hall director in 1978 and retired in 2019 after 41 years of service as Dean of Students and Vice President for Student Affairs.
Bob Gatti
200
In 1995, Otterbein opened its first apartment-style housing on campus. Name this residential complex.
The Commons on Park Street
300
This was the basketball position ADRL Sydney played in college.
shooting guard
300
Julien Cardy played this sport professionally in France.
soccer (or football)
300
Students must complete this in order to be approved to bring an air conditioner to campus
Accommodation form
300
In 2009, this educator became Otterbein’s 20th—and first female—president.
Kathy Krendl
300
Otterbein’s oldest residence hall still standing, built in 1926, was originally known by this name.
King Hall
Renamed Dunlap-King Hall after renovations in 1988
400
The Otterbein alum Mikey married during the summer of 2025.
Elyssa Anderson
400
This British–American physicist, known for breakthroughs in conformal field theory, shares a name with our university president—and our mascot’s nickname.
Who is John Cardy?
400
This type of hair dryer is not permitted in residence halls due to its tendency to trigger fire alarms.
Ionic hair dryer
400
This Otterbein alum composed the Christmas classic “Up on the Housetop” and the anti-slavery song “Darling Nelly Gray.”
Benjamin Hanby
400
Before Courtright Memorial Library was built in 1972, Otterbein’s library was located in which building?
Towers Hall
500
This Indiana college is where ADRL Sydney earned both her undergraduate and graduate degrees.
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College
500
This legendary comic book artist, best known for his work on Teen Titans and Aquaman, has a last name that matches our mascot’s nickname.
Nick Cardy
500
All hall lounges with external entrances/exits have a 24-hour visitation policy. Visitation is prohibited in all other areas during these hours.
2 a.m. to 9 a.m.
500
The first Otterbein graduating class in 1857 included these two pioneering women. Name one.
Sarah Miller and Mary Katherine Winter
500
Originally called the Alumni Gymnasium, this building housed Otterbein’s gym until it was gutted and remodeled in the late 1970s following the Rikes opening.
Battelle Fine Arts Center
600
ADRL Sydney earned her master's degree in this field
Leadership Development
600
Alan Cardy represented Australia at the international level in this sport, similar to American football.
Rugby
600
This is Otterbein's new Student Conduct Management system.
Guardian
600
Otterbein University was named after this co-founder of the Church of the United Brethren in Christ.
Philip William Otterbein
600
This newly constructed facility officially opened during Otterbein’s 2009 Fall Homecoming and remains the university’s most recent new building.
Austin E. Knowlton Center for Equine Science
-Devore opened in 2006
-Kerr opened fall of 2008, originally a retirement home.
-The point was renovated from a pre-existing warehouse in 2018-2019