Famous Alumni
Known for his catchphrase "alright, alright, alright". (Professor at UT)
Who is Matthew McConaughey?
School colors for UT
What is burnt orange and white?
Quarterback for the UT Football team
Who is Hudson Card?
UT Austin's most recognizable landmark and symbol.
Music festival held in Austin for two weeks every October
What is Austin City Limits (ACL)?
Governor of Texas
Who is Greg Abbott?
School mascot for UT
Who is Bevo?
Catchphrase and sign we throw up to show school pride
"Hook'em Horns" 🤘
One of the largest stadiums in the nation — and home to our beloved Longhorns football team.
What is the Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium?
World War I memorial fountain that is in front of The Tower
What is the Littlefield Fountain?
Founder of Dell
Who is Michael Dell?
President of UT
Who is Jay Hartzell?
Nickname for the campus (Hint:_ acres)
What is Forty Acres?
The iconic yellow street/walkway on campus.
What is Speedway?
An annual (except for last year) set of film, interactive, and music festivals and conferences.
What is South by Southwest?
Famous actor. (Hint: Lightning McQueen)
Who is Owen Wilson?
Tradition has it that any student who sees this animal will get an A
What is an albino squirrel?
The chant that is said at UT games by the cheerleaders and crowd. (Hint: _! FIGHT!)
What is Texas Fight?
A multipurpose entertainment and sports arena providing benefits to the entire Central Texas community, and home to the men's and women's basketball teams.
What is the Frank Erwin Center?
Largest college at UT.
What is the College of Natural Sciences?
Former First Lady of the United States of America. (Hint:2001-2009)
Who is Laura Bush?
What is Big Bertha?
Cannon traditionally operated by the Texas Cowboys student organization that is discharged every time the Longhorn football team scores and at the end of winning games.
Smokey the Cannon
One of the foremost university art museums in the country, with the largest and most comprehensive collection of art in Central Texas.
What is the Blanton Museum of Art?
The year UT was founded
What is 1883?